Weather sketches for New England and New Hampshire
Maine clear tonight with lows in the 50s north to 60s south. Thursday mostly sunny with highs in the 80s. New Hampshire clear tonight with lows in the 60s and Thursday mostly sunny with highs in the 80s to low 90s. Extended outlook shows increasing clouds Friday with highs mid to upper 80s, early morning lows 60s to near 70, then Saturday with cloudy skies and a chance of showers ending Sunday.
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Principal's plan to dock grades for attendance rejected
SAD 71 school board rejected a high school plan to tie grades to tardiness and absences as a remedy for truancy. The board will form a subcommittee to study new attendance methods, while keeping existing discipline policies.
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Kennebunk
Spencer Trask
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Frances Harrison
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Gaffney Death Report Details New Hospital Findings
The statement notes kidney failure as Gaffney’s cause, with no link to alleged abuse. Mills’ review found no connection between abuse claims and death. The hospital confirms placement in the psychiatric ward on arrival for low mood and that the inquiry began on May 16 while he was alive. Gaffney, 47, was a plumbing and heating contractor. widow Priscilla filed a $1.5 million claim against the VA via attorney Harold Pachios.
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Board investigates staff conduct after patient death in Maine hospital
May 17 death due to acute bilateral adrenal failure led to May 16 board inquiry into alleged patient abuse and failure to follow orders. U.S. Attorney found no grounds for prosecution. board’s corrective actions to be reviewed. Summary to press without names, actions pending weeks or months.
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Warrants Issued After Kennebunk Fracas At Route 35 Home
Police say 20 people face failure to disperse charges after a loud party in Lower Village last Friday into Saturday. 10 juveniles will be charged. Several injured officers, one trooper with a broken nose, and possible indictments for inciting to riot were discussed.
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Saco Faces Possible Mil Rate Hike Over State Valuation
State valuation for Saco could raise the next year’s school budget by as much as 4.41 mils, possibly adding about $143,546 in local school costs and pushing the tax rate from 38.30 to as high as 42.71 per thousand if the school board spends beyond the minimum required. Superintendent Cushman noted the final formula and amount remain undecided, while the board appointed Nellouise Lemire as athletic director and Jane Etherington as Grade 7 language arts teacher. The board also urged sidewalk construction on North Street and Buxton Road, and reviewed school repair progress.
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Board weighs Biddeford hockey fate for Tigers
Biddeford school board weighs whether students will join the B or A hockey league or play at all. The district approved a York County Ice Arena proposal offering free ice time if four local schools join, but only Biddeford and Kennebunk had varsity hockey so far. Arena owner changes hands as Boston-area interest continues. Cape Elizabeth remains in talks while Thornton Academy and Old Orchard Beach declined free ice. The board seeks a written new proposal after arena finances finalize, as it also handles staff resignations and hires.
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Biddeford School Board Reacts To Fact Finding Report
Biddeford school board members lauded the fact finding panel’s non binding recommendations in the teachers contract dispute with the Biddeford Teachers Association. They noted satisfaction with the report while maintaining a 30 day secrecy period before any public release or arbitration. The dispute centers on base salary increases from 7800 to 8700 and a minimum of 13 teachers aides secured by federal funding. The board offered a 200 across the board raise to 8000, and may meet in closed session to discuss the report after next Tuesday’s meeting.
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Biddeford Faction Nominates For County Commission Post
County Dems Gilbert Boucher seconded him Farley ousted Marcotte from senate nomination and Binette was put forward for the commission. Noiseux of Biddeford nominated by Rock Angels with Frechette seconding. While ballots were counted, committee weighed suggesting Governor Longley fill Auger vacancy. DeRoy received the lead and considered news bearer. Marcotte, six years in the state senate, owns a Biddeford furniture store and an oil company tied to Astroline Petroleum.
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Congress approves swine flu vaccine program
Washington officials say Congress passed a swine flu insurance program ending a stalemate that could have left vaccine makers with unsold doses. Health officials expect swine flu inoculations to begin next month.
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