Starting times are a local decision, but it is clear that a later start helps students.
October 2015
Posted inMaine, News
As Gulf of Maine warms, puffins recast as canaries in a coal mine
Story by Colin Woodard/ Staff Writer Photos by Gregory Rec/ Staff Photographer EASTERN EGG ROCK T he puffins are having a better year. On a late June day, the adults are landing on the rocky shore of this 7-acre bird sanctuary in flights of three or four, their bright red and yellow beaks stuffed with […]
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Posted inMaine, Susan Kimball Reports
Adults with developmental disabilities read to cats, and they all benefit
STRIVE members find joy and boost literacy by reading to cats at the Animal Refuge League.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots Beat: Amendola becomes Brady’s go-to guy
With other receivers struggling, Danny Amendola plays a big role in New England’s win over the Jets.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine takes hard line on rules for how inmates communicate
A legal expert says the state’s proposals, scheduled for a public hearing Monday, would prohibit contact with the outside world, but a corrections official says that’s not the intent.
Posted inOp-Eds
Medicaid expansion could mean life support for small hospitals
Access to vital services is often a challenge for rural Mainers, particularly when it comes to health care.