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PRESQUE ISLE -- The Aroostook County Action Program proudly recognizes two of its staff members for their continued professional development. Program Supervisor Randall Reischer and Community Educator Brandi Perry have recently received certifications from the International Institute for Restorative Practices.

LEVERETT — A three-day training was held to help people from around the Northeast and beyond learn how to bridge widening divides in this country between conservatives and liberals, along with racial, ethnic, class and other splits.The 30 participants...

LEVERETT — A three-day training was held to help people from around the Northeast and beyond learn how to bridge widening divides in this country between conservatives and liberals, along with racial, ethnic, class and other splits.The 30 participants...

Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance: “Magic,” a Restorative Theater production, will make its virtual debut on March 18.

With a new year, comes a welcome new appointment for a local post primary school. Louth and Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB) is delighted to announce the appointment of Ms Trudy Rossiter as Deputy Principal at St Olivers Community College, Drogheda. Trudy joins the other members of the Leadership and Management Team of the school, Mr John Halpin, Principal, Mr John Heeney, Deputy Principal and Mr Ian Gardiner, Deputy Principal. As a Deputy Principal within the LMETB Schools Directorat...

Kids causing havoc on the streets could meet the community they are harming A new police team has been launched to deal with those committing anti-social behaviour and hate crime 04:00, 12 JAN 2021 Updated Police officers in Bilborough (Image: Nottingham Post/Marie Wilson) Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these...

Opinion: LTPS must take staunch stance against anti-Blackness On July 8, the Open Letter Against Systematic Racism, which was signed by over 1,000 stakeholders, was presented to the Lawrence Township Public Schools(LTPS) Board of Education. Over the last 13 weeks, a coalition of community activists have met with Superintendent Ross Kasun almost every Monday to discuss the district’s response to Black in Lawrence NJ’s open letter. Subdividing the specific points laid out in the open letter i...