After pandemic adjustments, The Center is back up to full speed, including the naming of Models of Positive Living.
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Posted inKennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Multiple events on tap for Halloween in the Kennebunks
October features scary masks, cool costumes, and treats.
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Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Southern Maine Weeklies
Shipyard employment has impact in Biddeford, Saco, Kennebunks, beyond
In all, 4,618 of the shipyard’s 7,639 civilian employees live in Maine, and most of those live in York County.
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RSU 21 reports 92 percent vaccination rate among school building employees
Central Office and other staff rates are lower, reducing the overall total to 81 percent as of Sept. 16.
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Kennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Meet Nathan Thayer, York County Jail administrator
“I want to bring a culture of respect for one another,” he said. “I’m big on respect for everyone – staff, residents, contract staff. That’s where you start.”
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Remote learning extended one week at Arundel elementary school
Regional School Unit 21 officials are urging parents to take steps to prevent further community spread.
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Coronavirus exposure leads to Mildred L. Day School closure
Four classrooms at Sea Road School are also quarantining and learning remotely. Return of in-person classes scheduled for Sept. 13.
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Arundel elementary school closes because of COVID-19 exposures
The Mildred L. Day School will shift to remote learning through Sept. 12 because 143 people were identified as close contacts of positive cases and must quarantine.
Posted inKennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Arundel selectmen set tax rate
The town saw a $22 million increase in assessed value last year.
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Back to school, five days a week, in RSU 21
Classes started Monday, Aug. 30. Last week, faculty and staff attended a two-day symposium, to provide inspiration at a time when schools are fully opening for in-class instruction for the first time since March 2020.