The forecast is cloudy for winter sports
No one is throwing in the towel just yet but soon the Maine Principals' Association may shift its priorities to holding a safe spring season, which was cancelled completely in 2020.
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OHCHS students talk school board, COVID education
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SAD 17 superintendent looks toward post-COVID-19 spending priorities
Rick Colpitts said he hopes to keep budget increase to 1% over this year's $42.7M
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Rick Colpitts to retire as SAD 17 superintendent
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Youth Mattering community conversations offered
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The right questions
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Art on display
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Valentine raffle at Gallery 302
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Movie Review: Monster Hunter
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Sign up for Senior College winter classes
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President’s List
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‘Cliff’s Notes’ connecting with Catholics
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New certificate offered in research, innovation and strategy
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UMaine System partners with Shield T3 for COVID testing
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Dean’s List
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Some to receive stimulus payments via debit card
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Johnson joins Central Maine Healthcare
