The high school places first out of 14 teams at the state championship, its 17th win at that event in the last 21 years.
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Wisconsin teen shoots 2 outside prom before officer kills him
A school administrator says its appears the gunman intended to go into the dance and start shooting randomly with a high-powered rifle.
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University of Maine at Augusta garden aims to cultivate community
Growing crops for the Augusta Food Bank is just one way the garden will serve local residents.
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Cape Elizabeth’s proposed school budget rises 3.2 percent
The Town Council will also consider a municipal budget hike of 3.8 percent and hear from the public on May 9.
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Phillips Exeter Academy copes with sexual abuse crisis
Its principal says the elite New Hampshire prep school will emerge ‘strong, healthy and vibrant.’
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Massachusetts unveils rebate plan for some college tuition
Tuition and fees for qualifying students would also be frozen for the duration of their studies.
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SAD 6 delays action on nepotism concerns involving school chief’s son
Zachariah Sherburne, who is charged with sexually assaulting a student in another district, was hired in February by SAD 6, which has an anti-nepotism policy.
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Two-time Pulitzer-winning historian to speak at UMF commencement
Alan Shaw Taylor, an expert on early-American history, is a Portland native and Colby College graduate.
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Tax credit program expands to encourage college grads to take jobs in Maine
Opportunity Maine credits of up to $4,500 per year are now available to grads with degrees from out of state.