News

Maranacook schools closed Monday due to threat

Maranacook schools closed Monday due to threat

Photo: 560 WGAN Newsradio


READFIELD, Maine — Superintendent Jay Charette issued an announcement a little after noon on Sunday that both Maranacook Community High and Middle Schools would be closed on Monday, Oct. 31, because of an anonymous text that threatened violence at the high school.

Charette wrote that police were immediately notified, and that school officials would be working with them to determine the validity of the threat.

The superintendent said that more information would be available as to how schools would reopen on Tuesday, November 1.

All school activities, including the “Haunted Halloween Walk” planned by the Parent Teacher Organization for Sunday evening are canceled.

All the other schools in RSU #38 will operate as scheduled.

Latest Headlines

2 hours ago in Sports, Trending

Resetting the AL and NL postseason races with 2 weeks left in the regular season

Fresh

Clinching season has begun, with the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers becoming the first teams to wrap up spots in the postseason.

23 hours ago in Local

13-Year-Old Killed in Portland Pedestrian Involved Crash

Officers say the 13-year-old died at the scene.

1 day ago in Local

Moderate Fire Danger Remains in Maine

The concern comes from increasing drought.

1 day ago in Local

One Injured, Cemetery Damaged in Warren After Car Crash

The driver of the car has not been identified

2 days ago in Local

Hannaford recalls Their Food Items For the Second Time in a Week

The recall on their house made fruit platters, bowls, and cups made in-house at the Turner location occurred Saturday, two days after the supermarket announced a ground beef recall from their Yarmouth location.