Superintendent, school board chair say they understand the impact of remote learning on families and were set to outline a plan to return to five in-school days for the fall after an April 5 meeting was postponed due to an internet outage.
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Kennebunk schedules public hearing on beach parking changes
The proposal would charge taxpayers $5 for each beach pass and eliminate guest and hotel/motel passes. Non-taxpayer rates would remain the same.
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Missing Kennebunk boy is found safe
Kennebunk police said that Shawn Liguori, 16, found safe Thursday after not being seen since Tuesday morning.
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Kennebunk, Kennebunkport discuss July 4 fireworks
Concerns include high tide making Gooch’s Beach unavailable, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Colony Beach and the pandemic.
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Kennebunk police asking for help locating missing boy, 16
Shawn Liguori has not been seen since he left his parents’ house in a black Ford Escape early Tuesday morning.
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Federal Jack’s owner to reassess Doane’s Wharf Road parking proposal
Fred Forsley outlined concepts for two phases of a contract zone, but the Kennebunk Planning Board said more specifics are needed.
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RSU 21 superintendent outlines summer school, fall plans
Terri Cooper said she is committed to classes five days a week in the fall.
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Kennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Maple producers ready for sweet weekend sales
There will be many maple products available; visitors can walk through the sugarbush at one location and check out the sugar house at another.
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Support sought for Kennebunk families displaced by fire
Both families have school-aged children.
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Kennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
York County teens learn to recognize potential addiction pitfalls, and find their voice with photos in new programs
Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition is rolling out Prime for Life and Photo Voice to groups who want to get involved.