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Stuck due to downed line, WMHS carries on in storm; Templeton presents 'part 1' of community 'no confidence vote' against Andersson - Vimarsana News

Stuck due to downed line, WMHS carries on in storm; Templeton presents 'part 1' of community 'no confidence vote' against Andersson

Wiscasset Superintendent of Schools Kim Andersson told the school committee Jan. 9, Wiscasset Middle High School students and staff kept the learning going in a power outage when they could not leave due to a downed line. Recounting the Dec. 18...

Class gets book sponsors - Vimarsana News

Class gets book sponsors

Wiscasset Elementary School teacher Tracy Stover said she has sponsors lined up so every student in her class gets a scholastic book to bring home and keep each month and on holidays. Sue Varney sponsored the December book, “The Gruffalo.” The...

Baltimore police search for suspect who fatally shot dad in front of his kids - Vimarsana News

Baltimore police search for suspect who fatally shot dad in front of his kids

Jake Rogers, a 34-year-old Baltimore Department of Public Works employee, was loading his three children into a minivan on Thursday morning when a suspect ran up and fatally shot him.

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Baltimore police search for suspect who fatally shot dad in front of his kids - Vimarsana News

Baltimore police search for suspect who fatally shot dad in front of his kids

Jake Rogers, a 34-year-old Baltimore Department of Public Works employee, was loading his three children into a minivan on Thursday morning when a suspect ran up and fatally shot him.

Anti-jail expansion rally exposes trauma of incarceration - Vimarsana News

Anti-jail expansion rally exposes trauma of incarceration

VERONA — It was time for a shift change Monday evening at the Middle River Regional Jail. A trail of cars filtered out of the road as staff headed home to beat sundown, but they had to pump the brakes on their way out and drive a little slower.  A crowd of about 70 people had lined the side of the road to gather and peacefully protest the possible expansion of Middle River Regional Jail, one day before the Middle River Regional Jail Authority Board votes on the structure of the expansion proposal on April 6. A handful of people spoke before the crowd. Behind them, the roof of the jail...