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Local schools stand to get more state money for education

LEWISTON — Schools in the Twin Cities will get more money from the state this year, as will most schools in the tri-county area. The Lewiston School Department stands to receive $1.23 million more, for a total of $36.5 million in General Purpose Aid to Education, according to preliminary figures from Gov. Paul LePage’s administration. […]

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Posted inLetters

H. Gilpatrick: Pastors are involved

This is in response to Tanner Nolin’s letter (Jan. 23) and guest column by the Rev. Douglas Taylor (Jan. 15). To say pastors are busy one day a week is far from the truth for active and community-involved congregations. My pastor preaches at the Sunday morning service, also at the Sunday evening service with a […]

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Minot board backs articles, opposes ball field work

MINOT — Selectmen Monday made their formal recommendations on warrant articles for March’s annual town meeting. On March 3, townspeople will be voting on requests from town departments that total about $1,363,000. While selectmen advocated approval of most of the funding requests, they are recommending against a request from the town Conservation Committee to resurface […]

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H.S. boys’ basketball: Knights slam door on Seagulls

POLAND — After a dominant first half, Poland took its foot off the gas pedal in the second long enough for Old Orchard Beach to find its footing. Not long enough, however, for the Seagulls to take full flight. A five-point play in the fourth-quarter followed by a three-point play in favor of the Knights […]