The school board will also consider Head Start programs in Chelsea and Somerville at their meeting Thursday.
June 2014
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New National Guard headquarters approved in Augusta
The new approximately $32 million building will house the Maine National Guard’s administrative office functions.
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Benton official: CMP will have to be forced to fix noise problem
Central Maine Power and the state Public Utilities Commission are looking for ways to reduce noise coming from a substation, but utility officials say it will take time to find a solution.
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Farmington man to serve three years for giving drug to teen
David Shanley was given an eight-year sentence, with all but three suspended, for giving Ritalin to a 13-year-old.
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Bald eagle struck by school bus in New Vineyard
The injured bird was euthanized because of the extent of its injuries.
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UMaine names Susan Hunter as interim president
Currently vice chancellor for academic affairs, she is the first woman to head the flagship school at Orono.
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UMaine names Susan Hunter as interim president
Currently vice chancellor for academic affairs, she is the first woman to head the flagship school at Orono.
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Somerset County budget heads to showdown
The Somerset County Commissioners will try to develop their own budget Wednesday afternoon after rejecting a proposal from the county Budget Committee.
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Fairfield junkyard ‘safety hazard,’ misses cleanup deadline, draws fines
The town is gathering quotes to clean up the U.S. Route 201 property of Robert Dale, who has been fined $5,000 for noncompliance.