A national education consultant presented the findings to the School Committee this week.
Lewiston-Auburn
News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
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Astronomer discusses what Earth would be like if it never had a moon
University of Maine’s Neil Comins said the moon helped create longer days, seasons and the building blocks for life to evolve.
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Free lunches great for students, but districts can wind up swallowing the bill
RSU-16 says it may cost $100,000 this year to provide free meals to its students because of extra, COVID-related expenses.
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Breakfast be praised! The Holy Donut is coming to Auburn
No date has been set for the doughnut shop to open on Minot Avenue.
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Police log
Arrests Androscoggin County • Lucas Caron, 29, of Livermore Falls, on a charge of unlawful trafficking of scheduled drugs, 4 p.m. Tuesday at 93 Park St. in Livermore Falls. Auburn • Michael Worth, 31, of East Dixfield, on charges of domestic violence assault with prior convictions and violating conditions of release, 6:01 a.m. Tuesday on […]
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Legal questions delay implementation of Lewiston design standards
Design standards for downtown buildings will still likely be implemented, but specific ordinance language may change to reflect state law.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Judge orders prosecutors to turn over police reports in Auburn murder case
AUBURN — A judge on Tuesday ordered prosecutors to turn over all police reports by mid-October in the case of an Auburn man charged with murdering a Lewiston man June 3 outside an apartment building. Defense lawyer James P. Howaniec of Lewiston said he has only received about two dozen pages of written discovery, plus […]
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Mark LaFlamme: Yes, professor, objectivity is still a thing
Objectivity, according to Professor Emeritus Ted Glasser of Stanford University, is just too cumbersome, and it gets in the way of what a journalist should consider his or her REAL job: activism
