Cumberland elects school board members, supports school budget
Cumberland residents voted Tuesday to fill two Town Council seats, as well as two School Administrative District 51 school board
Read moreCumberland residents voted Tuesday to fill two Town Council seats, as well as two School Administrative District 51 school board
Read moreOther communities in Greater Portland appeared to show support for school budgets according to preliminary reports.Read More
Read moreLISBON — School employees, students and community members went before the Lisbon School Committee Monday night in support of teachers
Read moreBrewer’s property tax rate will decrease by $1 under the city’s new $16.7 million municipal budget, which councilors approved Tuesday.
Read moreAs part of a redevelopment process, L-AC aims to strengthen its undergraduate and graduate health care programs, and redefine its
Read moreBorn in Lewiston and a graduate of Lewiston High School, she has served as the at-large representative for the past
Read moreFARMINGTON – The Farmington Police Department is investigating criminal mischief that occurred overnight on Sunday, June 11, at Mt. Blue
Read moreOfficials have upped the minimum required credit-equivalents from 15 to 21 in the district’s first major policy shift away from
Read moreMeteorologist Ted McInerney visited 2nd graders at the Mitchell School in Kittery Point Read More
Read moreORONO — University of Maine students provided free hearing screenings for athletes who participated in the Special Olympics Maine 2023
Read moreVoters will decide whether to pass additional funding after the city of Auburn discovered soil contamination at the site of
Read moreMeteorologist Ted McInerney visited students in Auburn at Sherwood Heights Read More
Read moreDemocratic lawmakers on Monday rejected a proposal from Rep. John Andrews (R-Paris) that would have allowed the boards of government-run
Read moreThe proposed Portland school budget for next year rises more than 11% from $133 million to $148 million. Read More
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