“It’s time,” Devlin said. “I’m going to be 71 in September.”
Earlier this month, Kennebec County commissioners hired Don Gerrish of Eaton Peabody Consulting Group to conduct the search for the next county administrator. Gerrish is currently also conducting city manager searches for both Gardiner and Augusta.
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Devlin said he had initially planned to retire about four years ago, but committed to commissioners to stay four more years.
Patsy Crockett, chairwoman of the Kennebec County Commission, said she knew Devlin before he came to Kennebec County through her work as a lobbyist and association manager for the Maine County Commissioners Association. She said she was pleased when he was hired as administrator.
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OXFORD Oxford Elementary School teacher Melissa Guerrette has been named Oxford County’s 2021 Teacher of the Year. The honor puts her in the running with 16 other educators for Maine’s teacher of the year, to be announced in October. This is the third time that Guerrette has been nominated for the award.
Melissa Guerrette, fifth grade teacher at Oxford Elementary School, is Oxford County’s Teacher of the Year.
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Guerrette has spent her entire career teaching at OES. She grow up in Madawaska in a family of educators, graduating from St. Michael’s College in Colchester, VT with degrees in education and French. Returning to Maine in 2001, Oxford was on of the first communities she interviewed in and she has been there since. In 2005 she earned her master’s degree in education with a mathematics specialty from Walden University.
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Obituary: Thomas E. Delahanty II
FALMOUTH - Former Superior Court Chief Justice and United States Attorney, Thomas E. Delahanty II, passed away at home in Falmouth .
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Thomas E. Delahanty II
FALMOUTH – Former Superior Court Chief Justice and United States Attorney, Thomas E. Delahanty II, passed away at home in Falmouth on Monday, April 12, 2021, in the company of his wife of 50 years, Ruth Konecki Delahanty, and his sons Patrick and Michael. Justice Delahanty fought a tough battle with pancreatic cancer and its various side effects for more than a year.
Tom was born in Lewiston on June 6, 1945, as the first son of Thomas and Jeanne (Clifford) Delahanty. He grew up in Lewiston and lived there until building a new home and moving to Falmouth in 2002. He graduated from St. Patrick Grammar School and Lewiston High School where he was a member of the 1960 State Championship football team and made a reputation as a very good placekicker, but often reminded people that