New Selectman Tim LaChapelle has pledged more transparency in town affairs.
June 2016
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
RSU 18 develops system to help teachers grow professionally
The new system, several years in the making, was approved by the state and focuses on growth rather than evaluation.
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Fire safety officials across central Maine warn of extra danger amid dry weather
Conditions continue to be ripe for fires in Kennebec, Somerset and Franklin counties, and can be caused by something as small as a cigarette butt or a lawnmower.
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Augusta seeks to have downtown named to National Register of Historic Places
The designation could bring funding to help rehabilitate downtown buildings, including the Colonial Theater.
Posted inMaine, News
City budget nears approval in Gardiner
The final public hearing and final reading of the budget are scheduled for Wednesday.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
AOS 92 kicks off free summer meals program in Winslow
Costumed staff serves while children enjoy food, fun and firetrucks to celebrate the program that lasts for anyone under 18 who wants a free meal.
Posted inCommunity
Lawrence Junior High School honor roll
Students acknowledged for academic achievement.
Posted inCommunity
RSU 54 Adult and Community Education graduates
Twenty-one students marched during ceremonies in Skowhegan.
Posted inMaine, News
No charges after vehicle collides with Augusta ambulance carrying patient
Police say light at the hour of the day the accident occurred on Route 3 on Saturday may have been a factor.