SAD 42 maintains regular operations despite superintendent’s felony charges
SAD 42 conducted normal business Tuesday night despite the district’s superintendent being charged with two felonies in January. Superintendent Elaine
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Portland school board approves $143.9 million budget for coming school year
The budget will now be reviewed by the City Council before being sent to voters in June.Read More
Read MoreWeather At Your School: Shapleigh Memorial School 2023
Meteorologist Ted McInerney visited with the 4th graders at Shapleigh Memorial School. Read More
Read MoreWales-based school district board to vote on $22.45M budget
The $22.45 million proposal goes to Sabattus, Litchfield and Wales voters May 17.Read More
Read MoreLegislators mull bills that could change minimum wages in Maine
The Labor and Housing Committee heard testimony from the public on two bills: one that would increase the state’s minimum,
Read MoreBates baseball team beats Husson
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Read MoreMaine legislators propose ways to expand access to affordable childcare
Democrats and Republicans offer different approaches to close the gap Read More
Read MoreMckella Ford named Foster CTE Student of the Year
FARMINGTON – The Foster Career and Technical Education Center has named Mckella Ford as the Student of the Year for
Read MoreAG’s relationship cited in new bid to have top Maine posts elected
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Republican lawmaker championing measures to allow Mainers to elect four top state officials used Attorney General
Read MorePeru town meeting Tuesday to vote on money for new garage, equipment
The town garage burned to the ground Jan. 27.Read More
Read MoreAuburn rolls out new approach to hauling bulky waste
The city has cut its biennial curbside collection, instead allowing free disposal of material at Maine Waste to Energy.Read More
Read MoreWinslow residents likely to see property tax increase this year, town manager says
The municipal budget, which was discussed Monday by the Town Council, could grow this year by $1.8 million.Read More
Read MorePhotos: Spring cleaning in Livermore Falls
Ken Pelletier cleans up the branches, leaves and dead grass between the Androscoggin River and the gazebo in Livermore Falls.Read
Read MoreParis to consider new solar project at former town dump
The town could earn more than $500,000 in lease payments over the 35-year lifespan of the project.Read More
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