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Education
Maine kids finding guidance from mentors called 'Bigs'
Education
Maine kids finding guidance from mentors called 'Bigs'
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine is a mentorship program that helps kids find guidance from older role models called “bigs.”
Maine Politics
Lawmaker proposes allowing armed teachers in Maine schools
A bill sponsored by Rep. Steven Foster, R-Dexter, would allow a school employee who completes a certification to have a gun on school property.
Education
Broccoli takeover: Several Maine colleges, universities participate in new initiative
The company Harvesting Good says it aims to give Mainers access to local produce year-round.
Maine's Changing Climate
UMaine researchers using eDNA to track rainbow smelt
By testing water for smelt DNA, researchers are able to detect the fish's presence hours after they spawned.
Life
High school seniors march 'thank you' letters to post office ahead of graduation
The annual tradition celebrates soon-to-be graduates and the mentors who helped them.
Education
High school seniors march 'thank you' letters to post office
The annual tradition celebrates soon-to-be graduates and the mentors who helped them.
Nation World
College Board announces changes to AP African American Studies course
In the new framework, topics including Black Lives Matter, reparations and queer theory are no longer subjects to be taught.
Education
Police arrest 15-year-old in connection with Mt. Blue shooting threat
The alleged bomb threat made early Monday morning is still under investigation, police say.
Health
Not all schools have submitted lead testing samples, Maine CDC reports
The legislature passed a law in 2019 requiring schools to test for lead in their drinking water. Most schools performed the sampling in the 2021 to 2022 school year.
Local News
High school students speak out about domestic abuse
A local organization, Finding Our Voices, is helping high school students know the signs of domestic abuse, especially the signs of mental abuse.
Maine Politics
Republican lawmakers express concern about Maine education system
A group of senators say they are concerned with recent education trends and are proposing legislation they say will improve the education system.
Education
Maine kids finding guidance from mentors called 'Bigs'
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine is a mentorship program that helps kids find guidance from older role models called “bigs.”
Maine Politics
Lawmaker proposes allowing armed teachers in Maine schools
A bill sponsored by Rep. Steven Foster, R-Dexter, would allow a school employee who completes a certification to have a gun on school property.
Education
Broccoli takeover: Several Maine colleges, universities participate in new initiative
The company Harvesting Good says it aims to give Mainers access to local produce year-round.
Maine's Changing Climate
UMaine researchers using eDNA to track rainbow smelt
By testing water for smelt DNA, researchers are able to detect the fish's presence hours after they spawned.
Life
High school seniors march 'thank you' letters to post office ahead of graduation
The annual tradition celebrates soon-to-be graduates and the mentors who helped them.
Education
High school seniors march 'thank you' letters to post office
The annual tradition celebrates soon-to-be graduates and the mentors who helped them.
Nation World
College Board announces changes to AP African American Studies course
In the new framework, topics including Black Lives Matter, reparations and queer theory are no longer subjects to be taught.
Education
Police arrest 15-year-old in connection with Mt. Blue shooting threat
The alleged bomb threat made early Monday morning is still under investigation, police say.
Health
Not all schools have submitted lead testing samples, Maine CDC reports
The legislature passed a law in 2019 requiring schools to test for lead in their drinking water. Most schools performed the sampling in the 2021 to 2022 school year.
Local News
High school students speak out about domestic abuse
A local organization, Finding Our Voices, is helping high school students know the signs of domestic abuse, especially the signs of mental abuse.
Maine Politics
Republican lawmakers express concern about Maine education system
A group of senators say they are concerned with recent education trends and are proposing legislation they say will improve the education system.
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