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Maxmin Requests Committee Cease Work on Bill after Opposition From RSU 12

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs ceased work on a bill presented by Sen. Chloe Maxmin, D-Nobleboro, at her request after the Regional School Unit 12 Board of Directors released a special resolution opposing the bill. 

You May Live in One, Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Amarillo

Amarillo is a growing city and it's not going to stop growing. That means areas in Amarillo are more expensive than others.

You May Live in One, Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Amarillo

Amarillo is a growing city and it's not going to stop growing. That means areas in Amarillo are more expensive than others.

Newburgh schools ready to tear down New Windsor Elementary tower

Hundreds of animals in Isle of Wight need a home after owner dies

Isle of Wight county officials say cruelty and abuse are not at play in the case.

State leaders will not mandate an extended school year, but summer classes are encouraged

SVRSU details COVID-19 case count, praises in-school effort

SUSAN JOHNS SVRSU students return to school in September. File photo With one possible exception, none of Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 schools’ COVID-19 cases this fall resulted from exposure at school, Superintendent of Schools Howie Tuttle told the board of directors Dec. 10. Recapping COVID-19 incidents the district has faced since it resumed offering fully in-person learning Sept. 2, Tuttle said the case count did not include any positive results for remote learners, since exposure would not have been an issue. He said when an in-person learner or staff member tests positive, “we have to follow a protocol from Maine (Center for Disease Control) and, depending on the close contacts and where did people go, we have quarantined the close contacts,” which many times has been a class, Tuttle said. 

Senior Solutions: December 12, 2020

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – On Thursday, Dec. 17, from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Vermont Legal Aid is offering a free legal advice clinic by phone. This is free civil legal assistance for aging Vermonters who are aged 60 and up. Questions about COVID-19 related assistance, federal and state benefits, housing, unemployment, and other civil legal issues are available. Call 1-802-318-4169 and book your free 20-minute appointment. Leave your name and phone number and the best time to return your call. Or book online at www.vtlawhelp.org/seniors. If you have an immediate legal problem, call their general number and leave a message at 1-800-889-2047. All consultations are confidential. Appointments may be limited.

Maine Environmental Education Association distributes $100K to schools statewide

Maine Environmental Education Association distributes $100K to schools statewide Teachers at Hall-Dale Elementary, Messalonskee High, Madison Elementary, Messalonskee Middle, Monmouth Memorial, Skowhegan Area High, Windsor Elementary schools, and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences won grants. Share Students of Skowhegan Area High School's Eco Team working on their beehives. Contributed photo WATERVILLE — Schools from all over the state submitted proposals to the Maine Environmental Education Association ’s Mini-Grant for Outdoor Learning Program. The program started with only $30K to give away, but through some great network support, the association received an additional $70K to distribute to schools, according to a news release from the association.