At a Glance
Wed, 12/21/2016 - 3:45pm
The fourth through eighth grade choruses from Boothbay Region Elementary School dazzle the crowd and put everyone in the Christmas spirit at the holiday concert at the Congregational Church in Boothbay Harbor Tuesday, Dec. 20. STEVE EDWARDS/Boothbay Register
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Wiscasset Elementary School Chorus and Band gave their holiday concert. Students worked hard to prepare festive music to share with families, friends and the community for this special occasion. Choral Director, Mrs. Drury, and Band Director, Ms. Brewer, are extremely proud of all the hard work and accomplishments of our performance ensembles. Congratulations to the WES chorus and band for a job well done. Courtesy photo
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Wiscasset Elementary School Chorus and Band gave their holiday concert. Students worked hard to prepare festive music to share with families, friends and the community for this special occasion. Choral Director, Mrs. Drury, and Band Director, Ms. Brewer, are extremely proud of all the hard work and accomplishments of our performance ensembles. Congratulations to the WES chorus and band for a job well done. Courtesy photo
Wiscasset Middle High School junior Clara Mugnai and senior Aidan Carlson tell the Wiscasset School Committee about work they and other students have been doing in teacher Prema Long’s advanced placement biology class. On the table is an aquaponics system for growing plants fertilized by fish waste. In an email following the Dec. 15 presentation, Long said the system came as a kit from the nonprofit ECOLIFE Conservation. The kit was a grant valued at about $300, Long said. She found it online. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
The fourth through eighth grade choruses from Boothbay Region Elementary School dazzle the crowd and put everyone in the Christmas spirit at the holiday concert at the Congregational Church in Boothbay Harbor Tuesday, Dec. 20. STEVE EDWARDS/Boothbay Register
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Wiscasset Elementary School Chorus and Band gave their holiday concert. Students worked hard to prepare festive music to share with families, friends and the community for this special occasion. Choral Director, Mrs. Drury, and Band Director, Ms. Brewer, are extremely proud of all the hard work and accomplishments of our performance ensembles. Congratulations to the WES chorus and band for a job well done. Courtesy photo
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Wiscasset Elementary School Chorus and Band gave their holiday concert. Students worked hard to prepare festive music to share with families, friends and the community for this special occasion. Choral Director, Mrs. Drury, and Band Director, Ms. Brewer, are extremely proud of all the hard work and accomplishments of our performance ensembles. Congratulations to the WES chorus and band for a job well done. Courtesy photo
Wiscasset Middle High School junior Clara Mugnai and senior Aidan Carlson tell the Wiscasset School Committee about work they and other students have been doing in teacher Prema Long’s advanced placement biology class. On the table is an aquaponics system for growing plants fertilized by fish waste. In an email following the Dec. 15 presentation, Long said the system came as a kit from the nonprofit ECOLIFE Conservation. The kit was a grant valued at about $300, Long said. She found it online. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
At a Glance is a new feature we will post on our website each week of the photographs and cutlines which make it into print but haven't appeared online during the week. The beginning words of articles appear on the middle river of the website (which is what you are reading right now if you are on the homepage), but with cutlines, the words appear under the photographs, which makes for an odd appearance in the middle river. So we have come up with At a Glance as a way of utilizing those newspaper features — which sometimes are the best photographs in the newspaper each week but haven't gotten any good play on the website. We'll try to get this feature published by Wednesday afternoon each week, just before the newspaper hits the newsstands.
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