The 25-acre site of an old lumber mill will provide recreational opportunities the village is missing, residents say.
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Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Bonny Eagle launches search for new superintendent
SAD 6 is launching a state and national search to replace Paul Penna, who is retiring in June.
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Standish seeks volunteers for Spooktakular
Standish Parks & Recreation is looking for volunteers to help local children have a spooky good time at George E Jack School from 1-2 p.m. Oct. 30. Members of the community are needed to organize and conduct a game, activity or craft; donate prizes and candy, or make a tax-deductible financial contribution to buy supplies, […]
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Standish man killed in single-car crash
Police say 58-year-old Bradley Marean’s truck flipped numerous times early Wednesday morning.
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Social media threats close Portland High School, Bonny Eagle schools
Portland High School and SAD 6 schools will be closed Thursday because of threats shared on SnapChat.
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Standish school gets $10,000 classroom supply boost
Edna Libby Elementary School in Standish has been “adopted” by RHP Properties. Under an AdoptAClassroom.org program, the school will receive $10,000 for classroom supplies and materials from RHP Properties, a national operator of manufactured homes Edna Libby serves approximately 261 children, many from Pine Tree Estates, a nearby RHP Properties manufactured home community. “With all […]
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As hate crimes rise, active bystanders needed, advocates say
National tragedies like 9/11 and the pandemic that spark acts of hate against minorities make it important for people to know how to intervene safely, activists say.
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Saint Joseph’s event will focus on stopping hate crime
The New England Arab American Organization will be sponsoring a free event in Standish that focuses on stopping hate crime. “No Doubt: How to be an Active Bystander” will be held at St. Joseph’s College of Maine from 2-5 p.m. Sept. 7 and include training on how to safely intervene while witnessing acts of hate. […]
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Loony for learning: St. Joe’s professor dives into research
“Loon Lessons” is the most comprehensive update on the iconic Maine bird since ornithologist Judy McIntyre’s 1988 book,”The Common Loon: Spirit of Northern Lakes.”
Posted inAmerican Journal, Coastal Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Northern Forecaster, Portland Forecaster, Southern Forecaster
Maine Preservation rolls out new drive-by tours of historic sites
The goal of the tours is to connect the state’s history with its culture today.