Special education director, four ed tech and three teaching jobs eliminated.
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Planning board members walk site of future day care
The future Bethel Day Care will be on Route 2, about half mile west of West Bethel Auto Sales.
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News, Oxford Hills
Eclipse mania takes over Oxford Hills
Many projects and viewing parties are in the works to celebrate Monday’s total solar eclipse.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Robert Ensslen replaces Freeman Corriveau on Gilead board
GILEAD — Retired high school teacher and part time Sunday River employee Robert Ensslen is Gilead’s new selectboard chair. Having been nominated at the start of town meeting along with incumbent Freeman Corriveau and Former Gilead Deputy Clerk Caeri Buck, Ensslen received the most votes, 11. All were asked to speak by Moderator Vern Maxfield. […]
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Woodstock PTA is the engine that drives their school
Woodstock School has just 52 students and a bulging bank account thanks to its very active PTA.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News
Paris-based district to present options on middle, elementary schools
Directors push back on proposal that would close West Paris, Norway, Harrison and Waterford schools in favor of one centralized school, to be built in Norway.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
From junior firefighter to department chief: Ashley Wax-Armstrong returns to her Oxford roots
Ashley Wax-Armstrong began her EMS and firefighter career in Oxford 15 years ago. Now she is the town’s first female fire chief.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Business
Sens. Collins, King support secures opera house restoration grant
Six historic properties in Maine earn grants for community economic revitalization projects.
