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Falmouth library takes annual fundraising auction online

FALMOUTH — The Falmouth Memorial Library has taken its annual silent auction fundraiser online. The format was changed due to limited space in the library’s temporary location at the Mason-Motz Activity Center. This year, Beauty and the Books is being featured at www.32Auctions.com until May 29. Going online will also allow Beauty and the Books to reach […]

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Out & About: PSO finale, 'Finding Neverland' are top picks

Two of southern Maine’s top performing arts organizations check out soon for the 2018-2019 season. The Portland Symphony Orchestra, in the last two concerts of its maestro-less season, will exit with two performances under the baton of guest conductor Jeffrey Kahane, who will also play piano. Portland Ovations exits with two performances of “Finding Neverland,” […]

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Mills chips away at LePage legacy, but signature reforms remain

AUGUSTA — The ink had barely dried on her inauguration papers in early January when Gov. Janet Mills, a Democrat, began shifting state government in a far different direction than that taken by her Republican predecessor, Paul LePage.  Working with her Democratic allies in the Legislature, Mills embraced a Medicaid expansion that LePage had blocked […]

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Superintendent's Notebook: Rigor, relevance and connection

 Too often when you ask students to describe how they feel about school, their response is “boring.” Our newly adopted vision in Regional School Unit 5 states, “Learning is personalized to challenge students and explore their passions. Students choose from a variety of diverse and engaging experiences, including opportunities for active, experiential, real-world learning.” As […]