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Sumner Memorial High School names new principal - Vimarsana News

Sumner Memorial High School names new principal

Amy Watson-Preston was approved by the Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24) Board of Directors to be the next principal for Sumner Memorial High School at the board’s May 28

Media Release: Maine Expands Building Assets Reducing Risks (BARR) Model to 30 Additional Schools - Vimarsana News

Media Release: Maine Expands Building Assets Reducing Risks (BARR) Model to 30 Additional Schools

Nearly 100 Maine Schools Now Implementing BARR Through Maine DOE Grants to Increase Academic Achievement, Engagement, and Student and Educator Wellbeing The Maine Department of Education (DOE) announced grants for 30 additional Maine schools to implement the Building Assets Reducing Risks (BARR) model to increase academic achievement, engagement, and student and staff wellbeing. These new … Continue reading Media Release: Maine Expands Building Assets Reducing Risks (BARR) Model to 30 Additional Schools

Community celebrates the life of Cole Merchant - Vimarsana News

Community celebrates the life of Cole Merchant

Community members gathered at the Charles M. Sumner Learning Campus on Feb. 4 to celebrate Cole’s life, mourn his loss and promise to carry out his legacy and “live like

Sullivan Teen Dies in a Single-Vehicle Crash in Steuben - Vimarsana News

Sullivan Teen Dies in a Single-Vehicle Crash in Steuben

One person has died and a second was hurt in a single-vehicle crash in Steuben on Sunday night.

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Maine is again receiving money from hydropower corridor deal - Vimarsana News

Maine is again receiving money from hydropower corridor deal

When voters stopped a controversial hydropower project almost two years ago, developers also paused payments on a related deal to bring $240 million in benefits to state residents.