Developer Alan Hamilton of Gray wants to have a 70-foot-long, t-shaped dock for the seven lot owners in his subdivision.
Mary Delamater
Mary Delamater has lived in western Maine all her life and started her career at the Sun Journal as a proofreader, freelance writer and photographer. Eventually, she moved to an editing position, reading staff-generated stories and laying out pages for the Oxford Hills region. With changes to the publication over the years, she has continued on the copy desk, ensuring stories reflect the paper's values of truth, fairness, excellence and compassion. She is a graduate of Oxford Hills High School in Paris and has attended and/or led workshops on reporting and editing. She's one of 14 children and aunt to dozens of nieces and nephews. She enjoys family gatherings, hosting the annual Merrill Family Christmas Open House, cooking, home decorating, reading, boating, daily walks and chairing the Sun Journal Fun Committee.
Town attorney: Poland selectmen voted legally
The meeting to choose board leaders did not require all members to be present.
Minot board OKs study on broadband service
Casco Bay Advisors, a North Yarmouth company that specializes in telecommunications projects, will complete the study by December.
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Buckfield selectmen told about insurance company inspection and insurance price increase.
Overflow of electronic recyclables removed Friday in Turner
Board of Selectmen say abundance of flies in town due to wet weather.
Mechanic Falls: Future of municipal complex still uncertain
MECHANIC FALLS — It is back to the drawing board for the municipal complex. In November 2017, residents voted to buy the former medical building on 22 Pleasant St. as part of $724,000 bond. The plan was to renovate the building as the new home of the municipal offices, public library and Police Department. At […]
New Gloucester board sets votes on ordinances, moratorium
A special town meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 19.
Kingfield to set annual budget Saturday
KINGFIELD — Voters at the annual town meeting Saturday will elect municipal officers and set the 2019-20 budget. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. June 1 at Kingfield Elementary School. The requested amounts in the proposed $1.1 million budget are an increase of $75,317 over last year. Voters will be asked to raise and appropriate up […]
SAD 58 voters approve proposed budget
The $9.7 million spending plan will go to a validation referendum June 11.
New Gloucester woman receives planning association award
Jean Libby, 79, recognized for 22 years of service on the Planning Board.