Lisbon High School will switch to remote-only learning and Philip W. Sugg Middle School, Lisbon Comunity School and Gartley Street School will switch to a mix of in-person and remote learning.
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Lisbon signs up for first solar savings
The town’s agreement with Nexamp Community Solar will save the town upward of $15,000 per year starting next summer.
Lisbon High students likely to go remote following outbreak
The school closed this week to in-person and remote learning due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
Lisbon High School closed for the week due to COVID-19 cases
Four people at the high school have tested positive for COVID-19 since last week.
Lisbon schools cracking down on masks, distancing
Lisbon Superintendent Richard Green said the school department can control mask-wearing and social distancing on school property and is cracking down on safety protocol violations.
Bowdoin crash leads to arrest
The alleged driver, Adam Call, 23, of Lisbon Falls was charged with operating under the influence.
Lisbon’s Beaver Park popularity increases as pandemic grinds on
Mark Stevens, director of Lisbon parks and recreation, said the department sold out of family passes this year.
Lisbon to investigate possible illegal medical pot cultivation
The town’s code enforcement officer said he is looking into operations that aren’t licensed by the town, likely in rural areas where growing medical marijuana isn’t allowed.
Lisbon hires new police chief from within
Interim Police Chief Ryan McGee, a member of the Lisbon Police Department for nearly 19 years, has been hired as the department’s new chief of police to fill the vacancy left by former Police Chief Marc Hagan in September.
Lisbon schools could face move mix of remote, in-person learning
As cases of COVID-19 rise across the state, Lisbon School Department is preparing for the possibility of moving from full in-person learning five days a week to a mix of in-person and remote learning.