A public hearing held Monday drew roughly 25 Richmond residents, most of whom were in favor of withdrawing from Regional School Unit 2.
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Oxford Hills board approves first reading of student gender identity policy
The 12-7 vote followed comments from the public.
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Mt. Abram School District survey focused on its future
Residents will be asked for their thoughts Nov. 8.
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Auburn: Park Avenue Elementary students dismissed Tuesday due to ‘smell of gas’
No gas leak was detected, and school will resume Wednesday.
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Five candidates vie for 2 open Lisbon School Committee seats
Kelli Rogers is the only member running for reelection.
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Lewiston schools seek to improve safety at Longley School
The district will apply for a state grant to replace outdated windows and doors.
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Lisbon to hold candidates forum Tuesday
Each candidate has been invited to share prepared statements on why they are running, their qualifications and their plans for office.
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Spruce Mountain, Maranacook cut ties on commercial driver’s license classes
JAY — The end of the partnership between Spruce Mountain and Maranacook school districts to offer commercial driver’s license classes locally is concerning, a Livermore resident told the school board Thursday night. “I feel given what is going on with the (the Jay paper mill closing in 2023), this is prime to have a CDL […]
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High costs, loss of local identity drive Litchfield to consider withdrawing from RSU 4
The town is not officially withdrawing from the school district, but a committee met for the first time Thursday to begin discussing options the town has if residents decide to more forward.
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Lewiston Education Association denounces neo-Nazi group demonstration
Community letter issued by Superintendent Jake Langlais this week.