The initiative is an attempt to get students back in the classroom after being forced to go remote since the start of the year.
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Wol Maiwen’s college basketball career gets early start at UMaine
Men’s basketball: Former Edward Little star thought he’d have to redshirt his freshman year, but a change in NCAA eligibility rules allows him to get on the court early, which he hopes will accelerate his development.
Classes at Rumford’s Mountain Valley High School go remote because of staff quarantines, illness
Students will learn from home next week, superintendent says.
Survey says: Organic farmers making most of pandemic
Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19, farmers were able to keep their operations going as the process of farming itself didn’t change at all.
Gov. Mills proposes $8.4 billion, 2-year budget that doesn’t raise taxes
The budget adds to the state’s ‘rainy day’ fund despite the impact of COVID-19 on state revenues.
How quickly do I need a second COVID-19 vaccine shot?
The first COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. and U.K. require two doses a few weeks apart
Maine reports grim new records: 41 more deaths and 782 cases
Six of the deaths occurred in the previous 48 hours, while the rest happened in December and were linked to COVID-19 by the Maine CDC in follow-up investigations.
The Latest: Biden vows to deliver a new COVID-19 stimulus package
The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.
A lifetime of piano tuning in Maine
Richard Robitaille retraces his 60 years of hitting the right note.
2020 – The Year in Review Part 2
July Western Maine trails received $87,000 in grants with $30,000 granted to The Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust to improve wayfaring in the trust’s 36 miles of trails. Trailhead signs and trail markers will be improved and an in-town trail between Rangeley’s Lakeside Park and the Rangeley Public Library will be constructed. “Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust […]