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Street Talk: Unsolved deaths of a suspicious nature are specters that gnaw at the collective memories of the community. They haunt and haunt and haunt. 

New council member Roy Weymouth is also expected to get $890.40 in reimbursement following the town's vote this week.

Chairwoman Ethna Thompson emphasized the importance of having the document.

Bangor High School in Maine paid a drag performer $1,000 to speak as part of a "Support, Educate, Empower" series to "empower" its LGBT students.

New council member Roy Weymouth is also expected to get $890.40 in reimbursement following the town's vote this week.

A Maine public high school paid a gay drag performer $1,000 to speak to minors at a workshop, according to Freedom of Access Act (FOAA) documents. Drag performer Dominick Varney, also known as "Priscilla Poppycocks," spoke to Bangor High School students on May 4 as part of the school's "Support, Educate, Empower" series to "empower"

Jim Anastasio's tenure as the district's top administrator will end on June 30, 2024.

FREEDOM — Select Board Chair Ron Price sat facing a room of Freedom residents accusing him of nepotism at the boards meeting Monday, July 3, in the Election Hall.

The Supreme Court decision to strike down President Joe Biden’s Loan Forgiveness program has many college graduates looking for guidance on how to pay back their debt. It is important

Congresswoman Grace Meng hosted a roundtable discussion with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra to highlight the expansion of language