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17 Weeman St., Springvale (12/3 closing, listed below) Photo: Google Compiled by Carolyn Cadigan 11/27, 192 Mt. Hope Rd., 5-room, 3 bed/2 bath, manufactured home, slab, 4.5 acres, $139,000 11/29, 25Cottage St., 7-room New Englander, 4 bed/1.5 bath, bedroom on first floor, original molding and hardware, tin ceilings, unfinished walkout basement, deck, porch, shed, fenced-in backyard, corner lot, intown, built in 1900, $300,000 12/3, 17 Weeman St., Springvale, 2-story New Englander, 2 rental units: one 1 bed/1 bath and one…
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Photo of the Week

Photo: Lisa Blanchette Memorial Gym or winter wonderland? Neither: It’s the 6th Annual Alumni Spree of Trees, a chance for organizations to raise money and shoppers to win valuable prizes. It continues through Dec. 8 at the Memorial Gymnasium.
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Community Calendar: Dec. 7-15, 2024 

Compiled by Lisa Blanchette Visit our Events Calendar for details on these and future events. ONGOING Springvale Library, Annual Holiday Pop-Up Shop, through Dec. 7 6th Annual Alumni Spree of Trees @ Memorial Gym Café, through Dec 8 Partners Bank, Winter Coat Drive, through Dec. 14 “Mary Poppins,” Nasson Community Center & Little Theater, through Dec 15 SRTC Plants Plus, Botanical Bonanza, through Dec. 20 Saturday, Dec. 7 Kandy Kane Fair, 8 am-1 pm, Pleasant Street Free Baptist Church, 10…
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Nine Inducted to SHS Athletic Hall of Honor

The first inductees into the Sanford Athletic Hall of Honor. L-R: Paul Belanger, Michael Caramihalis, Kevin Bougie, Jennifer Roberts Zarkoskie, Tony Matoin, Roland Cote, Nicholas Scaccia Credit: Zach Lemelin By: Kendra Williams Sanford High School Athletics officially launched its Hall of Honor on November 30 with a ceremony at the Sanford Performing Arts Center, inducting its inaugural class of honorees. Established in 2023, the Hall of Honor Committee selected nine individuals who have exemplified outstanding athletic performance and character both…
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Smart Streetlights Getting Smarter

Photo: Clancy Law Group By Lee Burnett Wait times at traffic lights on Main Street should get shorter next year with the installation of new technology aimed at adjusting traffic throughout the corridor, according to City Manager Steve Buck. A federal Safe Routes for All grant is funding the acquisition of long-range cameras, mid-block sensors and software at 13 stoplights, Buck told city councilors Tuesday evening. The equipment would monitor not just the volume of traffic at stoplights, but traffic…
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