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Bangor Educator Honored with State English Teacher Award - Vimarsana News

Bangor Educator Honored with State English Teacher Award

(Pictured L to R: Jennifer Babcock, John Bapst Memorial High School, 2024 Claudette & John Brassil Distinguished Educator Award Winner, with Claudette Brassil, retired educator and one of the inspirations for this award.) The Maine Council for English Language Arts (MCELA) awarded its 6th annual Claudette & John Brassil Distinguished Educator Award to Jennifer Babcock, … Continue reading Bangor Educator Honored with State English Teacher Award

The 2023 stories Mainers cared about most - Vimarsana News

The 2023 stories Mainers cared about most

As we near the end of the year, we’re revisiting the stories from 2023 that Bangor Daily News readers cared about the most.

Maine offers free tuition for Lewiston mass shooting victims - Vimarsana News

Maine offers free tuition for Lewiston mass shooting victims

The University of Maine System said that survivors and family of those murdered in the Lewiston mass shooting will be offered free college tuition.

Source: nypost.com
Lewiston, Maine, shootings: How the search for Robert Card unfolded - Vimarsana News

Lewiston, Maine, shootings: How the search for Robert Card unfolded

Eighteen people were killed and 13 more were injured in shootings at a Lewiston, Maine, bar and a bowling alley on Oct. 25, setting off a multiday search for the gunman, whose body was found two days later.

Greene voters OK $9.86 million budget, approve solar rules - Vimarsana News

Greene voters OK $9.86 million budget, approve solar rules

Greene residents passed a warrant increasing the next budget cycle by about 16% for a total of $9,858,197 and imposing new regulations for solar energy systems.