The charter commission gives Connections Academy until July 15 to sign up at least 116 more students or it may not open in the fall.
June 2014
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New York penthouse priced at record $110 million
What you get: 8,975 square feet of floor space spanning nine stories, four bedrooms, a private elevator and a 584-square-foot terraceat the top of the landmark Woolworth Building.
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Oakland woman arrested after refusing to testify at husband’s trial
It was the second time within about eight months that a woman named as a victim of domestic violence in Kennebec County has ended up jailed in connection with a trial.
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Still no sign of man wanted in Aroostook shooting death
Searchers will continue their hunt Wednesday for Jesse Marquis, who is suspected of killing his girlfriend.
Posted inNews, Politics
Maine governor candidate Cutler touts plan to invest in education
The independent’s latest policy rollout includes magnet schools and doing more for STEM and young child programs.
Posted inNation & World, News
Woman: I saw my ex-boyfriend strangle UNH coed
Kathryn McDonough, 20, is the key witness against 31-year-old Seth Mazzaglia in the 2012 slaying of Elizabeth ‘Lizzi’ Marriott.
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Black boxes found from Philly paper owner’s jet
National Transportation Safety Board staff retrieved the data boxes Monday evening after an investigator was lowered into the cockpit.
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Obama: Congress consulted on prisoner exchange
Meanwhile, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says the Army may still pursue desertion charges against Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
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Emergency closure of I-495 bridge in Del. shaping up as major headache
An AP analysis of more than 600,000 bridges last year showed that more than 65,000 were classified as “structurally deficient” and more than 20,000 as “fracture critical.”
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UNH is getting largest incoming class this fall
This year’s class saw an increase of 7 percent in the number of in-state students.