Honorees include Kathleen Cobb, Harley Dixon, Molly Folsom, Harley Grover, Abigail Higgins, Naquela Knox, Sidney Knox, Hannah Walsh, Sierra Weston, Samantha Wilson.
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Winslow councilor, school board member square off over tax impact document
School Board Chairman Joel Selwood calls document penned by Councilor Ken Fletcher ‘incomplete, unfair and misleading.”
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Winslow School Board votes to endorse $8.1 million renovation bond
Superintendent Eric Haley said the town would pay $16,000 more a year for the $8.1 million plan than the council’s proposed $7.83 million figure.
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Winslow names top 10 seniors
Bolduc, Crayton, Gagnon, Gleason, Greene, Kershner, Martin, McCowan, Morris and Rogers earn top spots.
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Winslow building committee endorses new $8.1 million school renovation bond
Reductions were made in nearly every facet of the plan to match the Town Council’s approved bond total.
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Winslow Town Council restores 2 school positions in finalized budget
Officials added $124,017 to budget to save second grade teacher and junior high librarian jobs.
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Winslow school officials get creative in planning for renovations
With an $8.1 million budget approved by the Town Council, educators, school board members and the project’s architect worked together to create the space for students and find ways to fill it with needed equipment.
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Proposed Winslow school cuts would cost 8 jobs, superintendent says
The Town Council is expected to take a second reading of the budget next Monday.
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Winslow council sends $8.1 million school bond to voters
Councilors split over previously approved amount of $8.6 million, whether to recommend new amount.
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Winslow couple among many bringing food to police at Norridgewock command center
Shane Morrison, a former police officer, said it was ‘a humbling experience’ to bring food donations they had gathered to help officers working on an extensive manhunt.