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Sentence Review: The Importance of Youth Programs

2 weeks ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

In the late 19th and early 20th century many organizations formed with the primary focus of supporting youth. Boys Scouts was founded in 1910 followed by Girls Scouts two years later. The Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) saw a need for young men to have healthy activities to engage in with their peers. Formed in 1844, the YMCA has become a worldwide youth and family focused organization providing day programs, summer camps, housing and many other community focused needs and services.
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department takes proactive approach to First Responder suicide risk

3 weeks ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

FRANKLIN COUNTY — Franklin County Sheriff Scott Nichols and Sergeant Ryan Close asked the question, how many law enforcement officers in Maine die by suicide? They spent a year researching and working with Jamie Wren, who oversees data collection on violence and drug related deaths for The Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center in Maine, to find out the answer.
Maine Inside Out performing Broken Clock tonight at UMF’s Emery Center

4 weeks ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

FARMINGTON — Maine Inside Out will be performing Broken Clock at the University of Maine’s Emery Center on Wednesday, March 26, at 6:30pm. Broken Clock explores themes of incarceration, gun violence, grief, family and time through the use of poetry, music and dance while incorporating audio recordings of currently incarcerated residents.
Sentence Review ~ LD165: An Act to Allow School Boards to Expel or Suspend Students Regardless of Grade Level

1 month ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

AUGUSTA — On Thursday, March 13, 2025 testimony was heard at the Augusta State House regarding LD165: An Act to Allow School Boards to Expel or Suspend Students Regardless of Grade Level. Currently, the school board may authorize the principal to suspend students up to a maximum of ten days for infractions of school rules, including students who are considered deliberately disobedient or disorderly or for infractions of violence, for students in grade six or above.
Free Art Initiative Call for Art

1 month ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

FARMINGTON — Twice Sold Tales, in partnership with the Free Art Initiative, is announcing a call for entry for the thematic exhibition “Free Art: Of the Unconventional Eccentric”. Artists from the community are invited to submit their artwork for consideration. The exhibition will be on view through the month of April in the Twice Sold Tales gallery showcase window located on Main Street in downtown Farmington, Maine. Submissions are due by Friday, March 14th.
Sentence Review: The Cost of Incarceration

1 month ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

Several new bills are being heard this month related to the Maine Department of Corrections including LD 626: An Act to Explicitly Allow the Department of Corrections to Charge Room and Board to Residents Who Perform Remote Work in Detention and Correctional Facilities and to Amend the Laws Governing Rehabilitative Programs.
Mt Abram dominates in Class C Championship over Mattanawcook

1 month ago | dailybulldog.com | Zach Myers

BANGOR — Through great all around play, the Mt Abram roadrunners were able to dominate the Mattanawcook Lynx in the Class C championship game en route to the Lynx’s only loss of the year. The game started off at a very fast pace for both teams, with both teams making quick passes and running the floor fast offensively. Despite the quickness, both teams initially played great defense, with Mt Abram especially having a great physical pace on that end.
LD 648: An Act To Expand the Supervised Community Confinement Program

1 month ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

AUGUSTA — LD 648: An Act To Expand the Supervised Community Confinement Program (SCCP) could be a big step in changing Maine’s criminal justice system. Introduced by Representative Nina Millikin (D-Blue Hill), LD 648 focuses on those convicted as young adults, recognizing that they face unique circumstances. The Supervised Community Confinement Program (SCCP) is currently available for incarcerated people with less than thirty months left of their sentence and have met certain criteria.
Brewer bests Cougars in close Quarterfinal contest

2 months ago | dailybulldog.com | Zach Myers

AUGUSTA — The Brewer Witches made enough plays down the stretch and benefitted from a cold shooting performance by the Mt Blue Cougars late in the fourth quarter to advance to the Class A semifinals with a 61-60 win. Most of the opening quarter would be highlighted by great defense from both teams. For Mt Blue, this was through their great double teams and for Brewer, it was their quickness in getting to whichever defender had the ball.
LD 246: An Act to Establish the Option of Sentencing Alternatives for Primary Caregivers; Family-Focused Sentencing Reform

2 months ago | dailybulldog.com | Nicole Lund

Contributed by Nicole LundAUGUSTA — A public hearing will be held for LD 246 on Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 9:30am at the State House in August, Room 438. LD 246: An Act to Establish the Option of Sentencing Alternatives for Primary Caregivers, family-focused sentencing reform, is being sponsored by Senator Rachel Talbot Ross(D-Cumberland).