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RSU 14 separation agreement nearly complete

RAYMOND — The RSU 14 Withdrawal Committee is working on some remaining “minor” issues in its proposed separation agreement,  committee member Rolf Olsen told the Selectboard at its meeting last week. Olsen said that once the proposal is complete, the committee will approve it and it will be presented to the town. Meanwhile, a sub-committee […]

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Grants available for Cumberland County nonprofits

PORTLAND —  The Maine Community Foundation’s Community Building Grant Program is accepting applications from nonprofit and public organizations for funding to support projects to strengthen communities. In 2019, the Cumberland County Committee awarded $65,600 in grants to 10 nonprofits, including: Little Sebago Lake Association, to develop a Little Sebago Loon Monitoring Program; Maine Youth Court, […]

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Nominations for Maine teacher awards now open

AUGUSTA – Nominations are now open for the 2020 County Teachers of the Year and 2021 Teacher of the Year. Members of the public can nominate educators who “demonstrate a commitment to excellence and nurturing the achievement of all students” via the Maine Teacher of the Year Website until 5 p.m. on Feb. 3. Heather Whitaker, an alternative education teacher at Gorham Middle School […]

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Eagles’ donation allows purchase of lifesaving system

NEW GLOUCESTER — The Fraternal Order of Eagles in New Gloucester on Monday donated $10,000 to the town’s Fire/Rescue Department to buy a  chest compression system. The LUCAS (Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System) 3 Chest Compression System does chest compressions while on location and during transport. Having a patient in cardiac arrest normally necessitates the […]