Janet Beaudoin, Ed Jawor and Jami Lynn Simpson vie for Lewiston School Committee Ward 2 seat

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October 15, 2021

Janet Beaudoin, Ed Jawor and Jami Lynn Simpson vie for Lewiston School Committee Ward 2 seat

Janet Beaudoin, the incumbent, is challenged by Ed Jawor and Jami Lynn Simpson.
Published
October 15, 2021

Bangor High principal can return to work after plea in car crash

Paul Butler, the school’s suspended principal, will return to work upon resolving charges stemming from a car crash at Bass Park
Published
October 14, 2021

Nursing schools see applications rise, despite COVID-19 burnout

Nationally, enrollment in bachelor's, master’s and doctoral nursing programs increased 5.6 percent in 2020 from the year before.
Published
October 14, 2021

UMaine System working to bring hundreds of students into compliance with vaccine mandate

The system is still waiting to hear from 471 students, just one day before the deadline for students to verify their vaccination status.
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October 14, 2021

Education technician at Portland school charged with multiple sex crimes

Benjamin Conroy is accused of victimizing a student in the autism spectrum program where he works at Ocean Avenue Elementary School.
Published
October 13, 2021

Dixfield-based school board given COVID-19 data before and after mask requirement

Superintendent Pam Doyen said masking will continue while county transmission level is high.
Published
October 13, 2021

Two candidates are running for Lewiston School Committee Ward 1 seat

Bruce Damon, the incumbent, and Matt Jadud are vying for the Ward 1 seat.
Published
October 13, 2021

Two candidates compete for Lewiston School Committee at-large seat

Megan Parks, the incumbent, and Jason Lavoie are vying for the position.
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October 13, 2021

Eighth-grade teacher in Hampden named 2022 Maine Teacher of the Year

Kelsey Stoyanova, who teaches at Reeds Brook Middle School in RSU 22, has been an advocate for student involvement in curriculum creation.
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October 13, 2021

Farmington school board adds diverse authors to curriculum, debates approval process for new books

The works included experiences of African American slaves and a child imprisoned in America's Japanese internment camps.