In a 2-1 vote on June 15 , the town’s select board appointed Interim Fire Chief Ed Poulin as the department’s permanent, part-time chief, effective July 1.

That one steady guy on a team of all girls is Saranac junior Keith Poulin. Poulin, who started competing for Saranac cheer during his freshman year when the school won the co-ed sectional title in ...

He was a student at Dartmouth University in Hanover, New Hampshire, when his father died unexpectedly, and he had to borrow $80,000 to complete his education. Poulin’s monthly payment on the ...

Hill and Poulin, deputy director of research and analysis for WCET, identified two main reasons behind the irregularities. In some cases, institutions were confused about whether or not to report ...

But Poulin remains hopeful for the future of the arts in his hometown, and committed to ensuring a quality arts education for students nationwide.

“I would never go naked in Coney Island,” said Ed Poulin, 48. Poulin was reacting to this week’s suggestion by the American Association for Nude Recreation that Coney Island would make a ...

ED POULIN’S DAD, MAURICE, WAS A WORLD WAR II VETERAN, A COAST GUARD MASTER CHIEF, A MAN WHO LOVED HIS FAMILY AND HIS COUNTR >> HE WAS VERY QUIET, SMART, MEASURED. HE WAS IN THE SERVICE.

Poulin had 35 goals and 27assists in 32 games with Rogle in that winter of 1982-83. That and Sator’s recommendation were enough to open the eyes of Bob McCammon, the former coach of the Flyers.

Before working for the Portland school district, Poulin worked as a special education teacher in both the Windham and Gorham school departments between 2008 and 2020.

The Maryland Higher Education Commission is cracking down on institutions that provide distance education to students in the state. But the commission has a problem: It doesn’t know who those distance ...

The families filed a class-action civil rights lawsuit against former and current state officials alleging that they caused the “premature and preventable deaths” of the three veterans, and at ...

Council president Ed Poulin is promising a new era. "It's been tied up way too long and it's time to end" the battle, Poulin said.