‘Do Not Slow Down’ on Ed Reform, Gov Tells School Leaders
Gov. Phil Scott made his stance on education reform clear last month in a back-to-school letter he sent to superintendents, […]
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The Festival for the Eno Is Back, But It Looks a Little Different
Hours after the Festival for the Eno wrapped up last July, Tropical Storm Chantal delivered record rainfall, flooding the Eno
What the war in Iran has cost one gold star family
On a windy afternoon in late July, a mother and a father stood on the tarmac at Dover Air Force
What will happen to Lindsay Clancy in the long term?
Crime Even as a jury failed to reach a verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial, her future is unlikely to
Fall arts guide 2026: The 9 art and science exhibits you can’t miss this fall at Oregon museums
The air is cooler and crisper, the leaves are dropping and the kids are back in school, so it must
Influencer Alexander Widener chased joy – and found it in Wiscasset
Crossing Wiscasset’s Main Street, Alexander Widener, in his signature white cap and round-rimmed glasses, carried a ceramic mug from his
In ‘See You Next Tuesday,’ author Kate Stayman-London combines romance, politics
Kate Stayman-London’s debut novel, “One to Watch” (2020, Dial Press), was hailed as a best of the year from Time,
ICTC PRESENTS ‘EMMA’, A SPARKLING AND SPIRITED RE-IMAGING OF AUSTEN’S CLASSIC NOVEL
BUFFALO, NY – The Irish Classical Theatre Company (ICTC) kicks off its 2026-2027 Season with Emma by Kate Hamill, running
Mountain life didn’t used to need AC. Then Utah summers got warmer and smokier.
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