Dixon, Marshall, Pratt, Sirois, Varney, Waters and Mushlit earn degrees.
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Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
RSU 9 voters pass $35.5 million school budget
The budget includes spending for a kindergarten-through-fifth-grade program to help students develop skills to participate fully in general education classes.
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Posted inCommunity
Madison’s Memorial Day parade, poppy display planned
Ceremonies also set for Anson, East Madison, Starks.
Posted inLocal & State
Local food sovereignty law proposed at Starks town meeting
The proposal would allow consumers to buy food directly from farmers and other food producers regardless of state and federal rules.
Posted inLocal & State
Starks fire destroys town selectman’s barn during blizzard
Although the blaze killed five dairy calves, selectman Paul Frederic said he was lucky that his house is still standing.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Two barns, outbuildings burn in Starks
Blowing and drifting snow hampered efforts on Chicken Street as firefighters from surrounding towns made their way to the blaze.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Starks celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with a look at the past and a vision for the future
The small town welcomed Ashley Smith, a Hampshire College instructor, and members of the nonprofit Gedakina who shared their Native American traditions and a look at the future.
Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State, News
Town of Starks to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day on Monday with events
Observances Monday replace traditional Columbus Day activities and include a tour of a Native American planting field, a potluck supper and a presentation by an instructor in Native American studies.
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Unexpected work will require river drawdown at Skowhegan dam
Concrete deterioration at the Weston Dam will require the head pond to be drawn down by 9 feet for up to six weeks.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
Turnout expected to be heavy for RSU 9 budget vote
A yes vote in favor of a million dollar cut that includes special education will have repercussions for the district and the residents of its towns.