Lawmakers reject expanded legal support for families in child protection system
The pilot sought to connect 30 families in central Maine with attorneys who could help them navigate the child protective
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SAD 44 board adopts budget, appoints principals and retains superintendent
BETHEL — The SAD 44 school board has adopted a 2023-24 budget with a proposed increase of 10.39%. Because of
Read MoreKoppel painting to be unveiled at historical society reception
BETHEL — The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society will launch the third issue of “Goose Eye,” the society’s annual
Read MoreGreenwood couple named first ‘Bird-Friendly Maple’ producers in Maine
GREENWOOD — Suzanne and Brian Dunham of Dunham Farm and Velvet Hollow Sugar Works are the first Maine maple producers
Read MoreMusic and Art Day held at Crescent Park Elementary
BETHEL — Crescent Park Elementary School art teacher Ashley Broderick and music teacher Mackenzie Richard, with the help of
Read MoreWest Paris fellowship group raises money for community
The Goodwill Fellowship of the First Universalist Church of West Paris meets monthly for pizza and Pokeno.Read More
Read MoreTelstar civil rights advocate receives Principal’s Award
BETHEL — When Gabby Groves was a sophomore, she and three friends, M.J. Johansen, Keaton Chapman and Janna Botka, started
Read MoreAlbany residents to meet May 4 to discuss vote change
ALBANY TOWNSHIP — A public meeting will be held at the Albany Town House at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 4,
Read MoreWednesday’s college roundup: St. Joseph’s shuts out Husson, 13-0
Baseball: The Monks break open a close game with 10-run seventh inning.Read More
Read MoreBethel approves $3.4 million for waste water treatment plant
BETHEL — On Friday night 26 voters approved $3.4M to upgrade Bethel’s failing wastewater treatment plant. Select board members Frank
Read MoreNorway’s historic Roberts Farm given new life
The historic structure provides for the local economy and community, 200 years after it was first built.Read More
Read MoreWest Paris students help lobby for outdoor education
Two Agnes Gray students accompanied the school’s Outdoor Education Coordinator Sarah Timm to the Maine State House in Augusta to
Read MoreTiqa restaurant in Old Port closes indefinitely
The owners say pandemic and post-pandemic stresses on the restaurant have been unrelenting and volatile.Read More
Read MoreTurner woman charged with buying guns for others is cleared for rehab
Two of the guns purchased by Jennifer Scruggs in Auburn and Turner were recovered by Los Angeles police.Read More
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