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South Portland delays elementary school reconfiguration
The school board votes to extend by a year the timeline for the district to implement a reconfiguration plan while a committee works on a new one.
Wiscasset farm sold to new owners, preserving it as farmland
The new owners plan to carry on Morris Farm’s traditions, while establishing new connections through e-commerce.
Child welfare bill dies when Maine lawmakers adjourn before taking final votes
Advocates made a last push for a measure to give the Government Oversight Committee access to confidential records but the Senate’s vote to adjourn ended the effort.
South Portland couple say DHS called after they took videos of ICE activity
The couple joined a lawsuit filed against the Department of Homeland Security, alleging agents illegally collected data from Mainers who were observing immigration enforcement in January.
Truck crashes into building in Windham
A 2022 Chevrolet Silverado struck a building on Roosevelt Trail after failing to stop for a red light
Falmouth Little League raises funds for new snack shack
The campaign hopes to raise $250,000 by the end of July to rebuild the structure.
Report: Barney Frank, liberal icon and former lawmaker, enters hospice in Maine
The longtime congressman from Massachusetts has congestive heart failure, according to Politico.
Tractor safety school in Gorham bolsters students seeking farm jobs
Teens graduating from the UMaine Cooperative Extension course earn federally recognized certificates to work on farms.
Man accused of illegally crossing border into Maine withdraws request to throw out FBI interview
Ibrahim Ayud Khan, 27, is one of 4 men charged for allegedly crossing the border without inspection.