AUGUSTA — The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences in Fairfield will be the state’s first charter school, an alternative approach to public education common in other states but new to Maine.
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Vassalboro school budget approved
The 120-29 vote tally means the budget can now go into effect July 1, the start of the new fiscal year.
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Vassalboro residents face school vote today
Polls will be open at the town office until 8 p.m. today.
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State may act against inactive property owner
AUGUSTA — The state may initiate legal action against a developer who bought the Kennebec Arsenal in 2007 but has yet to do anything with the property, the director of special projects at the Bureau of General Services said Tuesday.
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Legal action may center on arsenal
AUGUSTA — The state may initiate legal action against a developer who bought the Kennebec Arsenal in 2007 but has yet to do anything with the property, the director of special projects at the Bureau of General Services said Tuesday.
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Wheaton will fight Flood for GOP spot
AUGUSTA — A self-described conservative from West Gardiner who was defeated in a recent primary race is challenging Rep. Patrick Flood, R-Winthrop, for the Senate District 21 nomination.
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Wheaton seeks state Senate GOP nomination
Ryan Wheaton said he wants to provide a more conservative option to Rep. Patrick Flood, R-Winthrop, who announced last week that he is running for the GOP nomination.
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Vassalboro school budget goes to voters
VASSALBORO — Town voters will be asked Thursday to approve a $6.6 million school budget that was mistakenly left off the primary election ballot two weeks ago.
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Mistakenly omitted budget to get vote in Vassalboro
VASSALBORO — Town voters will be asked Thursday to approve a $6.6 million school budget that was mistakenly left off the primary election ballot two weeks ago.
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Chemical reaction in Augusta
AUGUSTA — More than a dozen mothers turned in signatures Thursday to try to compel the state Board of Environmental Protection to ban the chemical bisphenol-A from baby and toddler food packaging.