As Albion negotiates possible departure from MSAD 49, officials eye plan to keep elementary school open
The move to leave the school district stems from the planned closure of Albion Elementary School once a nearly $46 million consolidated school is built in nearby Benton.
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Augusta Housing Authority director leaving for new housing gig
Before Amanda Olson became executive director of the organization, it had no housing. It now has 76 units of rental housing in Augusta and more than 100 proposed.
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Clinton man evades police by jumping on freight train and riding it into town, authorities say
David Bowring, 32, was being sought by officers Monday following an altercation with his girlfriend when he caught a ride with the passing train, Clinton police Chief Stanley "Rusty" Bell said.
Police: Woman charged with driving under influence of drugs following Waterville crash
Photos: A new Crossfit gym comes to Oakland
Lawmakers reject higher fines for using a cellphone while driving
Planned $82 million build-out would expand broadband access across Maine
Bill would require Maine schools to allow students 30 minutes to eat lunch
Architecture students at UMaine-Augusta to help with renovation of Oakland’s Memorial Hall
Palmyra man who died in state prison was involved in 2021 police chase into N.H.
After winning selectmen’s approval, Richmond School Department’s $194,215 request goes to voters
Augusta school officials reduce budget proposal without cutting teachers or closing elementary school
CMP warns customers to be careful after wave of scam calls
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Life & Culture Posted: 5:28 AM
‘Moving On’ confusing, fun
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Douglas Rooks: For Gov. Mills, an invitation to dance with the Maine tribes
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Business Posted: 4:00 AM
Planned $82 million build-out would expand broadband access across Maine
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Tom Waddell: Maine’s crisis pregnancy centers only serve to deceive
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Editorials Posted: 4:00 AM
Our View: Give young psychiatric patients somewhere to go
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Commentary: Managing municipal biosolids is a complex issue that requires collaboration
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On this date Posted: 4:00 AM
March 23, 1988: No one hurt after Waterville man goes on shooting spree at Yardarm Inn Tavern
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Nation & World Posted: 12:03 AM
Jill Biden calls on men to step up for women’s rights
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Camden library to host Partners for World Health founder March 28
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Bath trust to host Zoom lecture about frogs, toads March 30
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Farmington United Way chapter seeks Very Basics Fund applications
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Maine Crime
Two arrested in Skowhegan traffic stop that nets 200 unlicensed marijuana plants in trailer
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Maine Crime
Police: Woman charged with driving under influence of drugs following Waterville crash
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Maine Crime
Clinton man evades police by jumping on freight train and riding it into town, authorities say
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Local & State
Bath Iron Works accidentally overpays some employees, works to get money back
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Local & State
Augusta Housing Authority director leaving for new housing gig
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Columnists
Maine Compass: The landfill operator who cried wolf
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Maine Crime
Palmyra man who died in state prison was involved in 2021 police chase into N.H.
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Maine Crime
Palmyra man dies at Penobscot correctional facility
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Schools and Education
Augusta school officials reduce budget proposal without cutting teachers or closing elementary school
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Local & State
Sen. King gets whirlwind tour of Skowhegan and investments that signal promising future
March 20
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Politics
Gov. Mills huddles with lawmakers as unofficial budget deadline looms
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Dana Wilde
Backyard Naturalist: Climate change reports
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Local & State
Bath Iron Works accidentally overpays some employees, works to get money back
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On this date
March 23, 1988: No one hurt after Waterville man goes on shooting spree at Yardarm Inn Tavern
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Opinion
Tell Us: Do you have a traditional cable TV subscription?
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Local & State
See the latest data: Tracking COVID-19 in Maine
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Letters to the Editor
Church leaders should acknowledge mistakes
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Business
Planned $82 million build-out would expand broadband access across Maine
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Local & State
New study suggests acidification from climate change could harm sea scallop populations
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Local & State
Rabid raccoon reported in Sabattus
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Local & State
Pine Tree Amendment would enshrine a constitutional right to a clean environment
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Local & State
Proposal to ban ballot drop boxes meets flood of opposition
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Schools and Education
Bill would require Maine schools to allow students 30 minutes to eat lunch
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Local Government
Following election controversy, Pittston residents pick new Select Board, school board members
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Local & State
Sen. King gets whirlwind tour of Skowhegan and investments that signal promising future
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Local & State
Augusta seeks federal grant funding to raise riverfront parking lot, add downtown observation deck
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Local & State
Homeless in Maine: Rising number of homeless teens face grim future
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Local & State
Struggling to survive even with a paying job
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Local & State
Photos: Homeless people work jobs, return home to tents pitched by river
Morning Sentinel photographer Michael G. Seamans captured the photographic journey of homeless people living at an encampment in Waterville.
Palmyra man who died in state prison was involved in 2021 police chase into N.H.
Aaron Chadbourne claimed to have a bomb in his car before fleeing that year from police, but it was an arson conviction last year that led him to be imprisoned at the Mountain View Correctional Facility in Charleston.
After winning selectmen’s approval, Richmond School Department’s $194,215 request goes to voters
The town's new school district is seeking funds to hire key administrators and buy financial software before the school budget takes effect in July.
Palmyra man dies at Penobscot correctional facility
Aaron Chadbourne was serving time for arson.
Douglas Rooks: For Gov. Mills, an invitation to dance with the Maine tribes
There is a way forward for the governor if she wants to show she can collaborate with the Wabanaki.
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