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Letters to the Editor

Are parents aware of room at high school? Near the Economos Auditorium at the high school, there is a small room that appears to be a safe space for those who are questioning their gender. It is here and visible during the school year that we see the book “Gender Queer: A Memoir.” As it […]

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Obituary – Charles Towne

Charles L Towne, 88, a lifelong resident of Kennebunk and longtime educator, passed away peacefully at his home, Sunday July 14, 2024, with his loving wife and family at his side after a period of failing health. Charlie, as those who love him called him, was born Feb. 6, 1936 in Everett, Massachusetts, the second […]

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Portland Superintendent’s Notebook: New strategic plan provides clear roadmap for student, staff and district success

The Portland Public Schools reached a milestone in June when the Board of Public Education unanimously approved our new strategic plan. The plan is the result of a tremendous effort over the past year by the whole Portland Public Schools community, working and talking together about how best to fulfill our district’s unique potential. Now […]

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Mainewhile: When it comes to spam calls and scammers, just hang up

Where I live, there is zero cell service. I mean, I can text people because we have the internet, but if I want to take or make a call? Then I have to wander outside and walk around with my phone held in the air until I find the one spot, approximately four inches square, […]

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Letters to the Editor

Acknowledging the impact of pandemic on students My name is Maya Eichorn, and you may have recently seen me on the cover of this newspaper. I would like to first thank the staff of this paper for their incredible work and very kind decision to highlight the achievements of my colleagues and me. Secondly, I […]