AUGUSTA — Maine’s new law authorizing charter schools says they can start operating July 1, but potential founders say the proposed enrollment rules would force them to delay opening until 2013.
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Officials: Occupy Augusta needs permit
AUGUSTA — Occupy Augusta’s encampment in Capitol Park could be approaching its end.
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Rules may slow charter schools
AUGUSTA — Maine’s new law authorizing charter schools says they can start operating July 1, but potential founders say the proposed enrollment rules would force them to delay opening until 2013.
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Occupy Augusta’s camp in doubt
AUGUSTA — Occupy Augusta’s encampment in Capitol Park could be approaching its end.
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Snowplow crews ready to roll
To some extent, today’s predicted snowstorm will be just like any other for plow drivers in central Maine.
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Storm provides season’s first test
To some extent, today’s predicted snowstorm will be just like any other for plow drivers in central Maine.
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Fire station proposal up for review again
READFIELD — The town is revisiting plans for an addition to its 1978 fire station.
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UMA first in region to offer architecture degree
AUGUSTA — In a first for New England, the University of Maine at Augusta plans to offer a bachelor of arts in architecture starting in 2013.
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Law gives patriotism a voice
MANCHESTER — Coming from a proud family of veterans and having served in the National Guard himself, Barney Degen Jr. wants to raise his two children to be patriotic and civic-minded.