Superintendent Christian Elkington reported a smooth start to the school year, provided updates on the relocation of the superintendent’s office, and addressed ongoing issues with the fire suppression system at Mt. Blue Middle School.
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Phillips Elementary School principal shares updates on the first day of school
Students arrive for their first day of school at Phillips Elementary, Principal Jeff Pillsbury shares updates.
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RSU 9 board reviews revisions to nondiscrimination and harassment policies
The RSU 9 board of directors discussed revisions to nondiscrimination and harassment policies, prompted by recent federal law changes, with a focus on expanding protections and updating procedures for complaints.
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Mud flies at the Northwoods Truck Pull and Mud Run in Avon
The town of Avon draws a large crowd to watch cars and trucks rip through mud.
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Color Me United 5K hits Farmington with flying colors
United Way of the Tri-Valley Area held another successful Color Me United 5K in Farmington
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UMF Monson Arts seminar opens doors and minds
How the UMF Monson Arts seminar originated and why it is so successful.
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Maine authors present their work in Weld
Eleven authors gather in Weld to read and discuss why they write.
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Farmington area superintendent updates school directors on water leak, facility repairs
Superintendent Christian Elkington discussed ongoing efforts to address a significant leak in the fire suppression system at Mt. Blue Middle School, which has resulted in air quality concerns and potential costly repairs.
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Photos: Spruce Mountain students begin new year
Family and friends gathered Thursday morning to see students attending Spruce Mountain schools head off for the first day of school.
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Wardens pull illegal gillnet from Oxford County river; $1,000 reward offered for info
The Magalloway River is a ‘premier trout’ stream.