With the move to a distance learning model, teachers in RSU 14 are learning how to support their students outside of the classroom.
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Lakes Region Sportsman: April means ice-out angling action
This year has certainly been a doozy, so far. We had a brief winter with only Jordan Bay freezing up for a short while, many of us are on lockdown in our homes to reduce the spread of the coronavirus and spring seems to have come early to this part of the world. There’s only […]
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Prominent Naples man is Maine’s first publicly identified coronavirus victim
Rick Paraschak died Sunday of complications from COVID-19. His family remembers him as driven and committed to helping others.
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Candidates enter November race for Legislature
With no primary runoffs necessary in the Lakes Region, the ballots are set for November.
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Gray’s ERA resolution is personal for councilor
A century after her great-grandmother fought for women’s right to vote, Gray Town Councilor Anne Gass is fighting for the ratification of the Maine Equal Rights Amendment.
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Coronavirus impact on town budgets yet to be seen
With the budget process already underway and a full picture of the financial impact of the coronavirus yet to be seen, towns are moving through the process as best they can.
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Windham pot ordinance hearing, vote put off until May
The Windham Town Council voted to delay the vote on two marijuana ordinances for the third time in light of Gov. Mills’ executive order.
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Local access stations hopeful they’ll be back in low digits
Local public access stations are pleased with a recent ruling that will return their channels to familiar, low-number channels, but an appeal of the ruling is likely.
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Windham woman and daughter stuck in Peru as it locks down its borders
Michelle Kribel and her daughter, Katelyn, were in the Amazon when the country closed its borders, leaving hundreds of Americans stuck there for at least 2 weeks.
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Residents rally to help neighbors during pandemic
As threat of the coronavirus interrupts local communities and forces social distancing, Lakes Region residents are finding a way to connect.