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Our Opinion: a deft touch could cement a LePage legacy
We know that because the state's teachers' union hates it -- and the Maine Education Association more often than not hates anything that promises improvements in the way our children are educated.
Cornville charter school ready for students to come in fall
After two years of preparation, the directors of the proposed Cornville Regional Charter School say they are ready for fall classes with a minimum of 40 students in kindergarten through grade eight.
Driver narrowly avoids head-on collision with vehicle going wrong way on I-95 in Hampden
A 21-year-old driver was shaken up but unhurt Friday after she crashed into a barrier on an Interstate 95 overpass in order to avoid a collision with a vehicle that was traveling the wrong way on the interstate.
New education initiative announced in Augusta
Gov. Paul LePage unveiled his education legislative agendaA Feb. 8A at the Somerset Career and Technical Education Center in Skowhegan.
Man sentenced to jail on 3 felony charges
A man accused of forcing a woman to have sex with him accepted an agreement to plead guilty to lesser charges on Wednesday.
Governor LePage and Commissioner Bowen Announce New Education Initiatives
Governor Paul LePage unveiled his education legislative agenda on Wednesday at the Somerset Career and Technical Education Center in Skowhegan.
MEA says new education bills could hurt local schools
SKOWHEGAN, Maine -- Governor LePage and Education Commissioner Steven Bowen have unveiled four new bills surrounding Maine's public and private schools, and they're drawing opposition from some education leaders.
More drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
Spectrum Generations' Meals on Wheels program needs a few good people to make food deliveries twice weekly to homebound seniors.
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Local nonprofit mental health agencies merging
Waterville-based Kennebec Behavioral Health will buy Youth & Family Services Inc.
Nicole Schofield with her Jersey heifer at the Big E showing the water bowls the Little Beavers 4-H Club raised money to donate to the Maine Dairy Team.
Icy roads, outages expected in Western Maine Thursday night to Friday morning
The National Weather Service is warning of sleet and freezing rain in Oxford and Franklin counties tonight, into Friday morning.
Mary Chamberlain, mother of a Marine who died in Iraq
Her son, Marine helicopter pilot Jay Aubin, had crashed and died in a sandstorm on the first night of the 2003 invasion.
Maine Lions District Governor visitation
The Winthrop Lions Club was honored recently with the official visitation of District Governor Tony Arruda of Stratton, shown in the photo, at left.
With the health and well-being of residents on the line, community members are redesigning the funding structure of their hospital in an effort to keep it running.
Palmyra, 81-year-old man go to court over porch
Raymond Phelps of Palmyra shows a photograph of his house located at 116 Oxbow Road in Palmyra to Judge Peter Darvin during his initial court appearance in Skowhegan on civil charges related to unauthorized additions to his home.
The following is a list of cases closed Jan. 12, 2012, to Jan. 18, 2012, in Augusta District Court: Herbert J. Ashby, 62, of Palermo, violating protective order Dec.
All Men Homeless Shelter Opens in Skowhegan
The grand opening was on Saturday. Pastor Richard Berry of the Trinity Evangelical Free church says it's the product of years of hard work.
Bear, deer, moose, bison on menu at church wild game dinner
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Skowhegan mulls over fireworks
A Hallowell-based pyrotechnics company is awaiting the outcome of a vote at a special town meeting next month that will determine how consumer fireworks would be used in town.