After a year of turmoil which culminated in the resignations of the high school principal and superintendent, SAD 49 finds some stability in two new hires.
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Fairfield-area school board votes to accept $27.12 million revised budget
The newest version reflects a $250,834 decrease from the budget rejected by voters in July.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
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SAD 49 Child Care to participate in USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program
Meals are available at no separate charge to children ages birth through 18 years.
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Police: 1 man, 2 juveniles charged in string of Oakland burglaries
After Oakland businesses and schools were targeted, authorities received tips that lead them to charge a 37-year-old man.
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As Fairfield-based school board looks to trim budget again, special education staff likely to get shuffled
After a school board workshop Monday, the newest figure is hovering around $27.17 million.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers played in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
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Maine Academy of Natural Sciences graduates largest class to date
The graduating class of Maine’s first charter school numbered 35 at the school’s eighth commencement.
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Agents arrest Fairfield man, Madison woman on multiple drug charges in Waterville
A team of Maine Drug Enforcement agents charged Christian Rowden with seven offenses and Angelica Brown with six after a tip led them to their room in a Waterville hotel Tuesday.
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Fairfield-area school board hears concerns from resident and board member at meeting
The $214,616 increase included in the latest rejected budget was of deep concern to residents, some of whom suggested SAD 49’s School Board begin prioritizing education over extracurricular activities to cut costs.