Amendments would give more protections to those getting poor ratings.
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Augusta apartment building burns
A fire chased three families out of an apartment building on Hospital Street on Friday afternoon, but no one was injured.
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Teachers raise evaluation concerns about LePage bill
While favoring evaluations, some teachers oppose a bill that would base assessment on student achievement.
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Students put to the test: Build the best outhouse
The owner of an island that will host educational programs says the task is trickier than you may think. Students at Monmouth Academy are competing to come up with the best design.
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32 years as a couple and finally tying the knot
Evelyn White, 80, and Don Lucero, 90, who have been dating since 1980, marry on Valentine’s Day.
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Maine won’t seek ‘No-Child’ waiver request
The state Department of Education says policymakers need more time to develop guidelines for evaluating the effectiveness of schools and educators.
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Hallowell pediatrician carves new niche
Over the past year, Kieran Kammerer has created about 150 wooden baby rattles in his woodworking shop. The rattles are “functional, but at the same time they’re just these exquisite heirlooms,” one buyer says.
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Bill would alter Maine graduation criteria
Students would receive credits not for time spent in school, but for mastery of state-set subject areas.
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Hallowell pot dispensary holds public open house
But from now on, the medical marijuana facility will be open only to patients.
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Occupy Augusta warned: Get permit or leave
Capitol Police have asked Occupy Augusta to obtain a permit by Monday. A rally in support of the occupation is planned for Sunday.