March 2018
Posted inThe Forecaster

Community Calendar: March 28-April 6

by The Forecaster

Greater Portland Benefits Saturday 4/7 Cabin Fever 15K Dash for Dyslexia, begins and ends at Mast Landing School in Freeport, 6K walk, 8:30 a.m.; Dash at 9 p.m. Benefits Children’s Dyslexia Center, register at www.runinarace.com. Sunday 4/8  Tortoise and Hare 5K, 9 a.m., Freeport, benefits nonprofit Freeport Running Boosters in support of Freeport High School Track Team. […]

Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster

Under pressure: Yarmouth team responds to variety of student needs

by Jocelyn Van Saun

Second of three stories. Sometimes a headache is more than just a headache.  When students are feeling anxious or stressed, they might first approach a nurse, but end up speaking with a social worker.  At Yarmouth High School, nurse Stacey Hang works closely with guidance counselors Brenda Michaelsen and Beth Doane and social workers Shenaugh […]

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Northern Meetings: March 29 to April 6

by The Forecaster

Cumberland Thur.  4/5  6 p.m.  Neighborhood Meeting – Middle Road  TH Thur.  4/5  6:30 p.m.  Neighborhood Meeting – Main Street  TH Durham Mon.  4/2  6:30 p.m.  Comprehensive Committee  TO Wed.  4/4  7 p.m.  Planning Board  TO Sat.  4/10  9 a.m.  Town Meeting  DCS Falmouth Mon.  4/2  7 p.m.  Conservation Commission  TH Tues.  4/3  6:30 p.m.  Planning […]

Posted inCoastal Journal, Times Record

Letter to the Editor: A fragile democracy

by Letter to the Editor

It is obvious our democracy is in a fragile state, and for good reason. For decades both Democrats and Republicans have in one way or another facilitated the movement of vast amounts of wealth to the richest in the land while middle class wages, living standards and job security have all been eroded, and poverty […]

https://www.pressherald.com/2018/03/page/72