Teachers and administrators say a new practice of visiting classrooms is improving instruction and creating a culture of teachers learning from each other.
Paul Koenig
Price tag of 47 acres in Whitefield: $100 and creativity
An Edgecomb woman is trying to sell wooded land in Whitefield through an essay contest.
Central Maine food on display at Augusta Civic Center
An event showcasing food, beverages and related industries mostly from central Maine on Saturday benefited the Augusta Food Bank.
Augusta fire caused by cigarettes thrown into plastic bag
The fire that damaged a State Street apartment building Friday night displaced at least 15 people, and the building next door will remain closed until at least Monday.
Augusta State Street apartment building in burns
13 residents of five apartments are left homeless in the latest fire in the neighborhood.
Gardiner ambulance changes boost revenue but shortfall expected
The New Hampshire consulting firm that recommended the billing changes last year presented the updated revenue projections to Gardiner councilors Wednesday night.
Somerville-based RSU 12 proposes 3 percent budget increase
Some towns will see dramatic increases as a new cost-sharing formula continues to be phased in.
Taxidermists’ craft on display at Maine Sportsman’s Show
Paul Reynolds, president of the Maine Association of Taxidermists, worked on the hide of a wild boar Friday afternoon at the Augusta Civic Center.
Augusta to add patrols to catch distracted drivers
A federal grant will allow the Augusta Police Department to step up efforts to curb distracted driving by funding additional patrol shifts.
Hallowell seeks creative ideas for downtown rebuild
A committee hosted a public meeting Thursday to seek ways to alleviate fears surrounding the planned reconstruction of Water Street, slated for 2018 at the earliest.