Here's when popular DC cherry blossoms are forecast to peak March 2, 2023; Cryptic Dodge video teases new muscle car, but what does it mean? Joann Bautista, of Portland, has been hired for the newly created position of policy advisor to the secretary of state. "It has been great to see how much this library means to people," a library official says.
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Tyre Nichols update: EMTs failed to check vital signs after brutal The continuous monitoring stations will compile data from Cundys Harbor in Harpswell and Portland Harbor.
Man says attackers yelled racial slurs at him during beating at The new owner of the former Rite Aid/Walgreens building at Forest and Ocean avenues intends to subdivide the building.
Radio Kielce on Twitter: "Budowa drogi ekspresowej #S74 przez #Kielce North Yarmouth Historical Society's Old Town House is relocated to a new foundation on Walnut Hill Road. The department, limited on space, is seeking an outside assessment of its facility needs to determine its next steps. The bill, sponsored by State Sen. Ben Chipman, is set to be taken up Tuesday by the joint transportation committee.
Tyre Nichols bodycam video shows police beating Memphis father for The Woodlands Homeowners Association will file a lawsuit to stop the town from beginning the sewer improvement project next month, its attorney says. Recommendations include setting up a city racial equity department and giving more power to the citizens panel that reviews internal investigations at the police department. Open Creamery Day is Sunday, Faces of domestic violence posted in Yarmouth, Falmouth, RSU 5 Superintendents Notebook: Lifting each voice to empower all students, Cape Elizabeth Land Trust awarded grant for middle school bird project, Corned beef and cabbage on menu at Elijah Kellogg Church, Topsham takes silver in Winterkids Winter Games, Morse High School to Host International Night Feb. 17, Free ice fishing open house in Naples Feb. 25, Maine Maple Sunday Weekend set for March 25-26, Age-Friendly Scarborough to host speaker series, Patten Free Library writing contest winners announced. "Prices are up 100% in some cases, which is unheard of," says the co-owner of a Freeport shop that buys and sells comic books. The "KFC Double Down" is coming back for a limited time, as of March 6. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine is holding a recruitment campaign until March 1 and is especially in need of male volunteers. *FREE* shipping on orders $49+ and the BEST customer service! Viktoria Wood is the new town administrator and the former deputy clerk is the new town clerk. The school district, which has doubled the number of educators of color since 2016, is coming up with a plan based on findings of an Educators of Color study conducted with Bowdoin College. The Valentine Phantom's annual handiwork shows up in Portland Tuesday. We will. Town of Clinton Police Department Records http://www.clinton-me.us/index.asp Search Town of Clinton Police Department's public records including concealed weapons permits.
Police Logs & Crime Statistics - Falmouth Police A team of middle school students is designing a medical experiment that will be launched into space this fall. FBI Director Christopher Wray said Friday that he was "appalled" by videos from Jan. 7 showing five Memphis police officers brutally beat 29-year-old Tyre Nichols, who died on Jan. 10. Jos Ivn Sabau Torrelo, a fifth-grade teacher in Lyseth Elementary School's Spanish Immersion program, won the Ministry of Education, Embassy of Spain's 2021 Teacher of the Year award for a detective game he created for his students.
Westminster Officer On Paid Leave After Punching Handcuffed Woman ARRESTS, CITATIONS. Police said the caller reported a Hispanic woman had assaulted an Asian woman who had tried to rescue a dog running in the street. The Stream Explorer Program will be chronicling aquatic insects in streams around Sebago Lake and southern Maine May through October. The department now has four charging stations for what it hopes will be a growing fleet of electric vehicles. Published April 4, 2022. Sunflower Farm in Cumberland is on the tour, with goat yoga, goat visits, live music and a farmers market. February 6, 2023. The new facility at Southern Maine Community College provides tutoring to help students apply their developing English skills to course work. A pool of 40 woodchoppers, stackers and haulers helps provide firewood to local families who need help with heat. The leader of the campaign to bring a United Soccer League franchise to Portland says the Forest City collection "is a fun way to engage the community" as their work moves forward.
Brunswick, Maine Police Department | Brunswick ME - Facebook The incidence of Guillain-Barre is about 1.5 to 3 cases for 100,000 adults over age 60 in the US annually, according to the FDA. The city says consolidating the offices at 39 Forest Ave. is "the most affordable long-term option to house and deliver social services.". The Forecaster After being canceled for the past two years because of the pandemic, organizers expect a full return of the popular fundraising event in July. A fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House and Salvation Army created by three girls from Falmouth and Yarmouth includes delivering season's greetings to local seniors. More than a dozen teachers and supporters ran into the frigid water off East End Beach Sunday and raised money for 400 books about perseverance and overcoming obstacles. Preble Street's 40-bed facility at the site of its former resource center will help shelter those who can't access other facilities. See "What is Ethereum?" for more. Raising the wharf 2-3 feet is also being considered as sea-level rise threatens the coastal community. An Opa-locka Police sergeant who is also the town mayor's brother was arrested on multiple charges after authorities said he spent years beating his wife and kids. The $4 million facility will allow the research and education nonprofit to provide more indoor programing year round. Clark Baston donated his late father's collection of documents to the town. The institution was founded at Exchange Street as a place to teach boys, but since 1863 has been a co-educational facility on Cumberland Avenue. The 19 construction and maintenance projects will take place over the next three years. Airlines have resumed and added flights to and from the Portland International Jetport. Assaults in other areas of the city remain under investigation. Former budget committee member Darla Hamlin won the second open seat over Peter Godsoe. The First Parish Church is looking for a new minister for the first time in more than a decade. The Wabanakis revere the brown ash tree, which is a target of the destructive emerald ash borer, and use the trees in their traditional basket making. 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take on racial equity in schools and more, 2020 condo market in Portland took off like a skyrocket, From the editor: Canfield named editor-in-chief of southern Maine weeklies, Rescue pet demand up, supply down during pandemic at Westbrook shelter, Redevelopment on horizon for former pharmacy sites in Portland, Teacher diversity remains challenge-filled priority for Portland Public Schools, Residential redo seen as path forward for historic Portland church, Start time change for Portland schools under consideration again, After Scarborough Downs closure, harness racing poised to make a comeback in southern Maine, Parents frustrated with Portlands plan for high school instruction, Portland program gives former foster care kids a leg up after aging out, Review of citys needle exchange program continues, Virtual Portland walk points out citys early ties to slavery, Portland racial equity panel makes first recommendations, Community conversation to focus on past, future of Portlands Trolley Park, City proposes changes in Old Port street closures, Rippleffect working to get kids outside this spring, Maine Historical plans for future preservation of past, Climate change talk to focus on creating coastal resiliency, Portlands Wild Seed Project sees wild growth, Three new fire trucks part of citys proposed spending plan, Summer forecast grim for concerts at Rock Row, Over $78 million in state funds to go to area bridge repairs, Senior Companion Program seeks more clients during pandemic, Virtual streaming of future hockey games OKd for Troubh Ice Arena, Portland Schools response to harassment, bias allegations is strong, experts say, Concert offers healing with Black spirituals, Council narrowly nixes Munjoy Hill historic district, Blunt Youth Radio gives teens voice on environmental issues, Students get lesson in facing fears with Reiche teachers polar dip, Portland area commercial brokers reflect on a challenging year, Public-private partnership now eyed for new homeless center, Portland school board wants teachers to address LGBTQ injustices, Brunswick superintendents says small size allows district to administer ELL test, Cross Insurance Arena hoping for federal relief, Roux Institute forges on because of COVID-19 pandemic, Racial justice leaders share inspiration, initiatives on MLK Day panel, Artist creates fancy NFL footwear for a cause, Portland plans for future expansion of Evergreen Cemetery, Growing recovery center plans to relocate, New homeless shelter will save lives, advocates say, Squash leader takes on challenge of after school care access, Racial equity committee gets three more months to complete work, Accounting firm pulls out of downtown for new digs, Emergency order, outdoor dining extended until May 10, River Voices pays tribute to the Presumpscot, Portland crimes down in 2020 after uptick in 2019, The most-read stories of 2020 from The Forecaster, American Journal & Lakes Region Weekly, Clothing line benefits environment, boosts 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Yarmouth man wins 2023 eco-Excellence Award, Free ice fishing open house in Naples Feb. 25, Maine Maple Sunday Weekend set for March 25-26, Age-Friendly Scarborough to host speaker series.