Rebecca Richard is a journalist for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news in the Portland, Maine area. With a passion for community engagement and storytelling, Rebecca covers a wide range of topics including local events, government initiatives, sports, and community surveys.
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Rebecca Richard's coverage focuses on local community events, city council decisions, and government announcements in the South Portland and Scarborough areas of Maine. She covers a variety of topics including business & industry, government & politics, family & relationships, entertainment news, and culture & society.
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The Kingfield/New Portland Transfer Station has closed its DEMO container and burn pile for six months due to a $45,000 budget shortfall caused by unexpected ash disposal costs.
RSU 9 board of directors highlighted progress in reducing absenteeism, successful community engagement events, and the need for innovative strategies to address modern educational challenges during the Jan. 14 meeting.
By: Rebecca Richard
Treat Memorial Library’s bi-monthly meetups provide a creative and welcoming space for homeschoolers with a focus on addressing the unique social needs of teens and tweens through crafts, STEM activities, and community engagement.
By: Rebecca Richard
Chair Eric Hilton outlined Chesterville’s challenges with budget planning, FEMA reimbursement delays, and road project bids ahead of critical decisions at the next Select Board meeting.
By: Rebecca Richard
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The RSU 9 board approved an expansion of the district's International Student Program, aiming to double enrollment and revenue, restore elementary world language programming, and enhance cultural opportunities without requiring local funding.
By: Rebecca Richard
RSU 9 Board approves $250,000 from the Maintenance Reserve Account for the urgent construction of a new leach field at Cape Cod Hill School in New Sharon, aiming for completion by the end of February break.
Treat Memorial Library in Livermore Falls delighted the community Jan. 16 with a cozy Dragon Appreciation Day filled with crafts, activities and books, alongside a successful Love on a Leash therapy dog visit.
By: Rebecca Richard
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