Portland schools receive quarter-million dollar donation
The anonymous donation will be used to enrich music and arts programs in Portland public schools.Read More
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Waterville Planning Board to send report to council explaining recommendation for rezoning former rectory
The memo the Planning Board plans to send explains why the board recommended the rezone and lists many conditions for
Read MoreMaine Flower Show comes to an end
Organizers say it’s doubtful the popular show that gave winter-weary Mainers a breath of spring will ever return.Read More
Read MoreVideo replay a step-away for Maine high school basketball
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Read MoreRiverton Park public housing complex slated for $60 million redevelopment
The Portland Housing Authority is looking to rehabilitate 21 existing buildings, construct a new four-story 59-unit building and add a
Read MoreCape Elizabeth woman nominated to serve on Public Utilities Commission
Carolyn ‘Carrie’ Gilbert would replace Randall D. Davis, whose term expires this month.Read More
Read MoreLewiston schools to receive additional state funding
The Lewiston school district will receive an additional $800,000 in state funding, school administrators learned Tuesday afternoon.Read More
Read MoreRSU 10 to reduce proposed 2023-24 budget by about $160,000
The district’s employee health insurance cost set its “ceiling” at a 6% increase from this year’s amount, allowing the district
Read MorePhoto Album: Frozen Jr. set for stage in Buckfield
Disney’s “Frozen Jr.” will be performed at Buckfield Junior-Senior High School at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 30, through Saturday, April
Read MoreMoxie Fest to run 3 Days of Peace, Love and Moxie
The festival will celebrate Maine’s official soft drink July 7-9 in Lisbon.Read More
Read MoreMaine House Speaker’s bill would grant health care coverage to non-citizens
A proposal to expand MaineCare to approximately 5,000 immigrants Read More
Read MoreLegislators consider bills to tackle educator shortage
The legislature’s Education and Cultural Affairs Committee Tuesday heard testimony on about multiple bills aimed at bolstering the state’s educator
Read MoreState confirms identities of Madawaska crash victims
The state medical examiner has confirmed the identities of the two men who died Saturday when a van slammed into
Read MoreLisbon teachers contract issue moves to fact-finding by panel
Lisbon School Department teachers have been working without a contract for over 200 days.Read More
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