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Portland schools to consider $137K in budget cuts

PORTLAND — The School Committee will meet on Tuesday, April 28, to decide how to reduce next year's proposed budget by more than $137,000. The district was asked by the City Council's finance subcommittee April 14 to further reduce its $91.4 million budget, which eliminates 17 jo...

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 9:20 am
Committee promises adjustments in Scarborough budget

SCARBOROUGH — The Town Council's Finance Committee had a chilly response to the School Department's presentation last week in its first examination of the fiscal 2010 budget. In a full-day meeting on April 10, Chairman Shawn Babine, Ron Ahlquist and Richard Sullivan went throug...

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CAPE ELIZABETH — School and town officials Tuesday agreed to work more collaboratively to reduce both budgets, citing the "one-town concept" as a way to weather the economy.

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Portland schools to consider $137K in budget cuts

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