An improving economy means fewer people are seeking a higher education, which has created a fiscal crunch for colleges across the state.
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Colby professor criticizes slow US response to Crimea crisis
Economic sanctions should have come more quickly, professor Paul Josephson said, but added they could be effective at pressuring Putin’s key supporters to resolve the crisis peacefully.
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PARALYMPICS: Blind skier from Benton comes up short in Sochi medal bid
Lindsay Ball, who skis by following the voice commands of a guide, was plagued by injuries in the months leading up to the Paralympic competition.
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Grass farmers come together in Fairfield to unravel mysteries of pasture
The event, held at Kennebec Valley Community College, was designed to teach farmers how to get more out of their grass.
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Benton TIF approved in 22-14 vote
Supporters at Town Meeting said the tax increment financing district will improve the town’s bottom line by more than $2 million over 30 years.
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Benton voters consider creating tax zone at town meeting
Town leaders have proposed a 2 percent increase to the municipal budget and say Police Athletic League funding is not at risk.
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Voters to consider slight budget increase at Albion Town Meeting
Town leaders are seeking an additional $20,000 for road repairs for the upcoming year.
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Winslow woman pleads not guilty to stealing from youth groups
Wendi Willette appeared in Kennebec County Superior Court this morning to enter her plea to charges she stole from the Winslow High School Wrestling Booster Club and China Girls Field Hockey Team.
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Waterville’s Inland Hospital becomes city’s first natural gas customer
Hospital officials expect to save $100,000 or more per year using gas that allows the hospital to be more competitive with others in the region.
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Oakland reduces proposed employee raises, presents flat budget
A proposal to give raises to eight town employees was cut in half, roadwork was delayed and social service allocations were reduced to meet the flat budget.