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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Foster CTE Center hosted "Totally Trades," an event organized with New Ventures Maine to introduce 9th-grade female students to career opportunities in the trades Nov. 8 in Farmington.
By: Rebecca Richard
Community members gathered at Avon Town Hall on Nov. 10 for the Breakfast-Brunch Palooza, enjoying food, music, and fellowship to raise funds for hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina.
By: Rebecca Richard
RSU 9 Nov. 8 board meeting celebrated student achievements, career exploration, and a heartfelt Veterans Day parade that brought the community together.
By: Rebecca Richard
Students and staff from W.G. Mallett School participated in a special “drive through” event to honor area veterans on Nov. 12, starting at the Mt. Blue Middle School.
Fayette Central School launched the Read to Ride program with a spring bike giveaway to encourage student reading.
By: Rebecca Richard
The Chesterville Select Board honored the late Robert "Bob" Leso and approved a motion allowing Transfer Station employees to dispose of personal trash during work hours with managerial approval.
Kingfield Elementary School students and staff gathered for Walk to School Day, an annual tradition that promotes community, inclusion, and the joy of outdoor activity amidst the colorful fall landscape.
Melissa Brown’s class at Academy Hill School and the AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary earned national recognition for their partnership, highlighted by the Flat Stanley project, which connected students with people and places around the world.
The RSU 9 board of directors highlighted efforts to support students and staff, explored collaborations with local organizations, and discussed the rising cost of poverty and its impact on the community.
RSU 9 approved an initiative to fundraise for a $1.7 million synthetic turf field at Mt. Blue Campus.
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