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The Piscataquis Observer Online
updates every Thursday at noon.
09.21.2016
PCSWCD honors Rochelle Titcomb
Teacher is Outstanding Conservation Educator of the Year
By Stuart Hedstrom
Staff Writer
GUILFORD — For her work incorporating nature and resource protection into the classroom, Piscataquis Community Elementary School (PCES) sixth-grade teacher Rochelle Titcomb has been named the Piscataquis County Soil and Water Conservation District’s (PCSWCD) 2016 Outstanding Conservation Educator of the Year. Titcomb, who has taught at the Guilford-based district for 30 of her 33 years in educat ...
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District budget meeting set for Oct. 26
Referendum will be on Nov. 8 ballot
By Stuart Hedstrom
Staff Writer
GUILFORD — Earlier in the month a proposed 2016-17 school budget of $6,989,331 was voted down by residents of the six SAD 4 communities, 482-292. The spending plan was the third brought to voters in several months as SAD 4 citizens had earlier not approved 2017 academic year budgets of a little more than $7.1 million and nearly $6,878,000.
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New owners plan building renovations
Hope to turn Sangerville into must-see destination
SANGERVILLE — Things are not always as they appear. That becomes obvious upon stepping into the old industrial brick building in Sangerville constructed right on the main drag. The existing building was part of Sangerville Woolen Co., then the Glencoe No. 1 boiler room and main shop.
 Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
UNDER THE SHADOW OF THE SMOKESTACK — Over the decades the mill building in Sangerville has been the home of the Sanger...
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MILO — The SAD 41 school board approved an extension for Penquis Valley School Principal Jeremy Bousquet and the hire of an assistant principal for the grade 6-12 institution during a Sept. 14 meeting.
