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Inside Raymond

Shrinking school Raymond schools face one of the biggest challenges in their history. Due to significant declining enrollment and the increase of Raymond’s valuation, the school district will be receiving a much smaller subsidy from the Maine Department of Education. The result is the need to draft a school budget that is less than a […]

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Jason's weather forecast: Here comes the sun

Weather word of the week: Vernal equinox: When the sun approaches the Northern Hemisphere and passes directly over the equator. Friday: Mostly sunny with a 0 percent chance of precipitation. High: 37 Low: 14 Saturday: Mostly sunny with a 0 percent chance of precipitation. High: 34 Low: 13 Sunday: Mostly sunny with a 0 percent […]

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Web seminar stuns Windham parents

Windham Community Officer Matt Cyr asked an assembly of Windham parents a peculiar question March 12. “How many parents here would take your kids, whatever age, drive them down to New York City, drop them off and say, ‘See ya, have a nice time’?” he asked to illustrate the potential perils of the Internet. In […]

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The Good Word – Candidates needed

This week I’ve watched the Windham town council, school board and planning board deliberations on such topics as the shortage of salt, what going by the ordinance means (in legal terms), the requirements for graduation and whether a subdivision will impact the surrounding area. I think we are so fortunate to have volunteers to serve […]

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So where is it?

How would you fare in the 2008 Maine National Geographic Bee? Test your knowledge with some sample questions from the National Geographic Bee below. 1. The North Atlantic current brings warm waters from the tropics to the west coast of which continent? 2. What is the term for a part of an ocean or sea […]

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Inside Standish

Hilton is top Scot Bonny Eagle High School senior Stephen Hilton, son of Bruce and Cynthia Hilton has been selected as a recipient of the Maine Principals’ Association Principal Award for 2008. The award, sponsored by the Maine Principals’ Association, is given to high school seniors in recognition of academic achievement and citizenship. “Stephen is […]