Neither driver was injured; one student complained of leg pain.
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Israel agrees to brief pause in Gaza for polio vaccinations, official says
A U.S. official says Secretary of State Antony Blinken made a push for arrangements for safe vaccination during a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week.
Reward doubled for info on illegal gillnet in Magalloway River
The Maine Warden Service continues to seek information regarding the crime.
Photo: Lacrosse fetch
Greene man saves his arm playing fetch with his dog.
Jay board votes 3-2 to adopt police cruiser policy
Police cruisers could go home with a Jay police officer at the chief’s discretion if the officer is working consecutive shifts.
Dixfield-based middle school to allow fifth graders to play some sports teams
T.W. Kelly Dirigo Middle School will allow fifth graders on the middle school teams depending on the need or availability to fill a team’s roster.
Lewiston teen rear-ends Auburn school bus
There were no major injuries reported, but three students onboard had hospital visits for “complaints of pain,” police said.
Rebuild of tennis courts in Jay expected to begin in late September, early October
Deb Roberts of Hollandstrong Community Foundation is working with Regional School Unit 73 on the project.
Brunswick residents with wells face testing barriers in wake of chemical spill
Concerned Brunswick homeowners with wells near the former air base may have to fork over hundreds of dollars for PFAS testing.
Journalist withheld information about Emmett Till’s murder, documents show
William Bradford Huie’s newly released research notes show he suspected more than two men tortured and killed 14-year-old Emmett Till, but suggest that he left that out when it threatened his story.