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Gardiner-, Monmouth-area schools report positive COVID-19 cases Maine School Administrative District 11 Superintendent Pat Hopkins gave an update to the current coronavirus cases. Share GARDINER — Maine State Administrative School District 11 reported two positive COVID-19 cases within the school community on Wednesday night. According to a Wednesday letter from Superintendent Pat Hopkins, an administrator at Gardiner Area High School and a student at Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School tested positive for coronavirus.   The elementary school will continue to operate with a hybrid-learn...

Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review The former Highlands School District administration building on 11th Avenue in Harrison is fenced off on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2020 as work begins to turn the building into a 30-unit apartment building for senior citizens. Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review A three-story addition at the back of the former Highlands School District administration building will more than double the size of the one-time elementary school as part of its $10 million conversion into a senior independent living apartment building.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters d...

A partnership between the Riverview School and Stonehill College in Easton will bring a new graduate degree opportunity to the Upper Cape. Slated to begin next fall, the college will be using the Riverview School as a satellite campus for a master’s of education program that centers on inclusive education. Students who complete the program will obtain state licensure in special education in either preschool through 8th grade or grades 5 through 12. While the program will enable this licensure, the program focuses on inclusivity of all kinds, including race, gender and sexual identity, an...

Brandon Sun SUBMITTED An artist's rendering of a section of the new accessible Laurence and Louise Playground that the Kiwanis Club of Brandon is working to get built this spring. The Kiwanis Club of Brandon has set its sights on a complete refurbishment of the Laurence and Louise Playground this year. Advertisement The rudimentary structures at the east end park will be replaced with more elaborate and accessible equipment. Although the equipment makes up most of the estimated $325,000 project cost, the team of volunteers are also planning sweeping changes for what they consider an under...

Devon Communities in Bloom has selected Gloria and Dale Mabbott to be recognized by the program Community Spirit Lives Here!