Annual town meeting voters approved moving forward with structural testing and design work to update the Town Office to include a new fire station but failed to raise funding for a roof replacement project.
Dee Menear
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Nason wins contested New Sharon selectman race
NEW SHARON — Paula Nason was elected to a three-year term as selectman in a three-way race Friday. Nason received 62 votes. Dennis McCourt and Joseph Rollins received 55 and 22 votes, respectively. Nason replaces Bob Neal who did not seek re-election. [email protected]
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First Foster CTE students inducted into honor society
Forty-nine Foster Career and Technical Education students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society Wednesday, Feb. 27.
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Four Jay residents seek two seats on RSU 73 board
Voters will go to the polls April 23 to fill town offices.
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Three candidates vie for New Sharon selectman seat
Polls will be open from noon to 7 p.m. Friday at the Town Office.
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New Sharon voters to consider replacing Town Office roof
The proposal, which asks for $240,000, is one of three regarding the building.
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Eustis voters to decide on increasing spending
The annual town meeting will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Community Building.
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Kingfield Town Office receives mass mailing of resident’s public records
It is unknown who sent 24 packets containing court and arrest records, or why.
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Three candidates seek New Sharon selectman seat
Elections will be held Friday, March 1 at the New Sharon Town Office. Polls will be open from noon to 7 p.m.
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New Sharon voters to decide increased budget; town office updates
NEW SHARON — The annual town meeting will be held on Saturday, March 2 at 9 a.m. in the Cape Cod Hill School gymnasium. Voters will consider 54 articles and a proposed $1,363,026 budget. If approved, the proposed budget will be offset by $280,095 in carry overs, town reserve fund and unappropriated surplus accounts, and […]