0 shares A Tennessee school board voted to remove the graphic novel “Maus” from an eighth grade language arts curriculum due to concerns that the book’s profanity, nudity, violence and suicide make the book “too adult-oriented” for school. The book’s author has condemned the move as “Orwellian,” but a rabbi defended the move in comments to Fox News Digital. Read Full Article Local News View More Local News January 27 Fire heavily damages Enfield home ENFIELD — Multiple fire departments responded to a fire at a residence in Enfield Thursday afternoon. January 27 Lawmakers propose bill to improve Maine’s family...