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East Maine School District 63 students beginning school this week are finding fewer crossing guards and, at four schools, new entrances to improve security and energy efficiency.
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East Maine School District 63 students beginning school this week are finding fewer crossing guards and, at four schools, new entrances to improve security and energy efficiency.
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FARMINGTON — In six months, dozens of people donated more than $600,000 to enhance the new educational facility that will replace Mt. Blue High School.
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East Maine School District 63 students beginning school this week are finding fewer crossing guards and, at four schools, new entrances to improve security and energy efficiency.
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FARMINGTON — In six months, dozens of people donated more than $600,000 to enhance the new educational facility that will replace Mt. Blue High School.
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PADDOCK LAKE — Every time Sherri Hauner drove past the site for new tennis courts at Central High School this summer, she got a little more angry.
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MARSHALL, MICHIGAN–(Marketwire - Aug. 25, 2010) - E
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The owner of a southern West Virginia pain clinic has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for allowing unauthorized staff members to issue illegal prescriptions and health-care fraud. U.S. District Judge John T. Copenhaver Jr. on T…
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I had started writing this article with the heading “Our Media Professionals have failed us” long before the diligence of our radio and print media forced the withdrawal of the STX document from parliament, hence the new title.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The owner of a southern West Virginia pain clinic has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for allowing unauthorized staff members to issue illegal prescriptions and health-care fraud. U.S. District Judge John T. Copenhaver Jr. on T…
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Construction to rehabilitate both the El Segundo High School’s athletic fields and auditorium broke ground this week, and if all goes as planned, the class of 2011 will have a new field for graduation day.
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