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Marianne Pelletier, superintendent of Maine Catholic Schools said Tim Gallic was let go because of budget cuts.
Officials hope the permanent structure would eliminate public urination at city parks and garages and on private property.
The restaurant had difficulty finding staff and negotiating a new lease. Its last day is May 15.
During minute-long public session after meeting with its lawyer, Select Board moves to hire a temporary certified public accountant, and schedule an interview with interim town manager candidate.
A Friday rally aims to push college administrators to go further than this week's decision to take away the batons carried by otherwise unarmed security personnel.
Deputy Chief S. Clyde Ross and firefighter Junior Turner joined the department on the same day, May 3, 1971 — 50 years ago.
Actions, policies and team work has sent the morale of Oxford County employees soaring "through the roof."
Budget represents a decrease of $420,372, or 7.5%, to the current spending plan. The county assessment is $450,248 for the coming fiscal year, an increase of almost 1%.
Scott is a natural speaker in contrast to Biden's often forced and condescending rhetoric. Scott believes in putting people, not government first. While he dazzled many in his address to the virtual Republican National Convention last summer, his response to the president's speech has likely vaulted him to the top tier of national leadership. The African American community should especially take notice and follow his lead.
"Dear Georgina" is a story about a Passamaquoddy elder who journeys into an unclear past to better understand herself and her cultural heritage.
Employers added just 266,000 jobs in April, sharply lower than in March and far fewer than economists had expected.
Arrests logged at the Franklin County Detention Center May 2 to May 5.
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