Monday evening’s school board meeting answered some important questions about School Administrative District 49’s plans to address administrative matters for the upcoming school year.
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Clinton’s Fourth of July Celebration yields impressive turnout
Despite the heat, Central Mainers flocked to the festival in Clinton to enjoy the days activities.
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Clinton-Benton dump stays open despite abrupt firing of director
The Clinton-Benton Solid Waste and Recycling Transfer Station opened as usual Wednesday despite questions raised about having a facility director with proper credentials and training.
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Independence Day celebration returning to Clinton for its third year there
Thursday’s festivities will include a parade, live music and a fireworks show.
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Controversial Fairfield-area superintendent announces resignation
Reza Namin, who made waves throughout the course of his one-year term as superintendent of School Administrative District 49, wrote in an email Tuesday to school staff that he has accepted a position with another organization.
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Clinton residents blast town manager over staff firing, provocative report
Multiple attendees at a meeting Monday night expressed disapproval of selectmen and the town manager’s conduct, including her writing in the annual town report that “anyone who thinks Clinton is a ‘one-horse town’ needs to put down their beer and get off the front porch.”
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Amy Calder: Grateful for the farmer
Central Maine farmers work hard and have little or no time off, but they live in paradise.
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SAD 49 superintendent says variety of reasons account for staff resignations
Reza Namin said at least one other employee is leaving because he did not like an administrative restructuring plan.
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Fairfield-area school board approves revised $27.36 million budget
The latest budget proposal includes $214,916 in new spending and funds both a pre-kindergarten program in Albion and an additional Reading Recovery program teacher.
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Fairfield area school board looks to revise out-of-balance budget
After hearing from residents Monday night, the board will reconvene Thursday to make changes and hopefully finalize a budget.