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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By: Rebecca Richard
Treat Memorial Library in Livermore Falls has been awarded a grant from the John Henry Eldred Jr. Foundation to create a Homeschooling Resource Center, providing vital tools and materials for the growing local homeschooling community.
By: Rebecca Richard
The Fayette Select Board discussed the creation of a Parks and Recreation Committee, sponsoring a veteran for the Honor Flight program, and using ARPA funds for a digital sign to enhance public communication during their November meeting.
By: Rebecca Richard
Fayette Central School's festive Christmas event on Dec. 14 brought families together for crafts, treats, a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, and a heartwarming tree lighting ceremony.
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By: Rebecca Richard
Families in Phillips enjoyed a day of holiday activities on Dec. 14, including crafts, treats, a Festival of Trees, and a cake walk, despite the cold, crisp weather.
By: Rebecca Richard
Webster Library, led by librarian Julia Bouwsma for nearly a decade, continues to evolve as a cornerstone of the Kingfield community, offering diverse programs, resources, and initiatives to meet the changing needs of its patrons.
By: Rebecca Richard
Academy Hill School's "Kid's Can" program at Foster CTEC provided fourth and fifth graders with hands-on technical education experiences, fostering excitement for future learning and career possibilities.
State Rep. Stephan Bunker, D-Farmington, spoke to the Select Board to outline his legislative priorities and encourage residents to engage with him on state issues.
By: Rebecca Richard
A memorial vigil honored Brett Staples and highlighted the urgent need for local resources to address homelessness in the community.
By: Rebecca Richard
The historic family home of Maine Governor Janet Mills is now on the market in Farmington, offering vintage charm, modern updates, and redevelopment potential.
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