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‘My jagged path to cap and gown’: Reflections from a 23-year-old expectant high school graduate
Brianna Robinson of Auburn is just weeks away from receiving her high school diploma through Wayfinder Schools.
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Finding their way: Program gives young parents an alternative path to graduation
Wayfinder Schools offers under-credited, over-aged students a second chance to earn their high school diploma.
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Lewiston schools to discontinue pooled COVID-19 testing
The district started the program in October to monitor for COVID-19 positive students and staff.
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Auburn may use $3 million in federal relief funds toward new PAL Center
The two-story community center would have a full-size gym and a new athletic field. Construction cost is estimated at $8.6 million.
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‘The Muslims are all waiting’: Ramadan starts Saturday
The day the Islamic month of Ramadan begins is determined by the moon.
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‘C’est cheese!’ New restaurant landing at Auburn-Lewiston airport
Dan Caron, renowned chef at The Green Ladle in Lewiston, is launching a new restaurant, The Cheesy Skillet, at the Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport this month, with more to come.
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L-A This Week
MONDAY, April 4 AUBURN — City Council workshop and meeting, 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Auburn Hall. TUESDAY, April 5 LEWISTON — City Council workshop and meeting, 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall. WEDNESDAY, April 6 AUBURN — School Committee meeting, 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Auburn Hall. […]
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Lewiston schools aiming for roughly $1 tax impact
The School Committee has reduced its initial proposal by nearly $3 million.