AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStudent Voices: Colby’s independent weekly newspaper is thriving without a journalism program, with students learning the work on the job. Arts & Heritage: The Maine State Museum has reopened, while Wabanaki communities marked Indigenous Peoples’ Day with an Augusta celebration and an Abbe Museum performance. Downtown Arts: Farmington’s Oct. 14 ArtWalk turned the city center into a walkable gallery. Maine Lives: Nearly 4,900 Maine students were identified as homeless, underscoring the pressures facing families and schools. Meanwhile, Maine’s first Alfond Grant recipients are putting their childhood college savings to use. On the Page: Western Maine poet Lucia Owen reflects on a quiet lake morning and the smoke drifting from northern forest fires.
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