About 60 seniors graduated on Sunday afternoon.
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Controversial Winthrop school budget going to voters after narrow approval Monday by Town Council
Councilors also approved a flat municipal budget.
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Winthrop town manager resigns after making ‘crushing discovery’ of tax error
Peter Nielsen said he takes full responsibility for the error and that he has moved up his planned retirement by a year in response to the latest mistake.
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Winthrop town manager resigns, takes responsibility for $166,000 error
Peter Nielsen said the tax mistake was made ‘on the municipal side’ and said he’ll work through June 30.
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Winthrop family’s truck destroyed by fire on U.S. Route 202
The family was not injured during the fire on Tuesday, and environmental officials went to the scene to monitor leaking fluids.
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Winthrop High School principal leaving for job at Oakland-based district
The Winthrop School Department is now searching for someone to replace Keith Morin as principal now that he’s accepted a position as the assistant superintendent in Regional School Unit 18, the school district that covers Belgrade, China, Oakland, Rome and Sidney.
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Repair of Maranacook Lake dam postponed after construction bids come in higher than expected
The bids for the project were both between $400,000 and $500,000.
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Winthrop officials might be reaching budget compromise
After asking for deep cuts, the Town Council now has given the School Department more money to work with.
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Kennebec Journal May 25 police log
Augusta area police reports for May 25, 2017.
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Proposed Winthrop school budget cuts draw 200 to town hall
Many residents said at a meeting Tuesday evening they oppose $500,000 in planned cuts to music, arts, sports and other programs in the proposed $10.9 million budget.