On Sunday, 42 diplomas were given to North Yarmouth Academy’s class of 2025. Two standout graduates shared their experiences at the academy and what is next for them.
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Yarmouth backs statewide climate superfund
A climate superfund in Maine would make fossil fuel companies pay for impacts of climate change. The resolution was brought to the council by a Yarmouth High School student.
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Yarmouth Clam Festival returns with focus on sustainability
Organizers are looking to increase composting as the event marks its 60th anniversary.
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North Yarmouth Academy to offer boarding for students
The private college-preparatory school in Yarmouth bought a building off of Route 1 that will eventually house 45 students. It is the first time the school has offered boarding since 1976.
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Get to know the candidates for Yarmouth public office
On June 10, Yarmouth voters will decide two seats on the Yarmouth School Committee and whether to ratify the school budget.
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Yarmouth photographer shares shots of Portland streets
The collection of black-and-white photos is the first show Yarmouth photographer Chris Wriggins has held in 40 years.
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Elan School and Yarmouth fires connected to 4 teens, state fire marshal says
The state agency says 7 fires in Poland and Yarmouth were intentionally set. Two teens have been charged in connection to some of the fires, and more charges may be coming.
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Yarmouth Little League raises funds in honor of former player
“$17 for #17” has already raised $3,000 for the cancer nonprofit, Time to Compete. “It shows the strength of our community,” said Yarmouth High School student Henry Shub.
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Falmouth, Cumberland-area schools see uptick in chronic absenteeism
Over 10% of students are missing 10% of school days in North Yarmouth, Cumberland and Falmouth.
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North Yarmouth Academy student’s essay on courage wins national contest
Sixth grader James Feeley won the competition facilitated by MAXCourage, a Boston-based nonprofit. He is the first winner from Maine.