The town received 103 signatures of registered voters on a petition, Town Manager Leanna Targett said.
Salem Township
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High schools Friday: Buckfield softball pitcher reaches 600 strikeouts
Carmen Crockett and the Bucks beat St. Dom’s for their 14th consecutive victory.
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Five takeaways from the Mountain Valley Conference track championships
Lisbon boys, girls win tight meets; top competitors go at it in boys high jump, distance events.
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High schools Tuesday: Oxford Hills softball no-hits Edward Little
Kyeria Morse strikes out 10 in pitchers’ duel with Red Eddies’ Kassidy Lobb.
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MSAD 58 sets $12.6M budget to go to voters June 10
The proposal represents at $761,375.05 increase over the existing budget.
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High schools Thursday: Sacopee Valley baseball halts Monmouth’s streak
The defending state champion Hawks claim a big win over the Class C South-leading Mustangs.
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High schools Wednesday: Oxford Hills softball no-hits Lewiston
Kyeria Morse strikes out 15 batters and smacks two-run homer for Vikings.
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Mt. Abram school district to consider $12.7 million budget
The districtwide budget hearing and vote will be held at 7 p.m. on May 22 in the cafeteria of the Mt. Abram High School at 1513 Salem Road in Salem Township.
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Strong votes to send a notice of withdrawal from school district
Phillips, which is also in School Administrative District 58, is scheduled to take a similar vote May 20. Residents of Avon and Kingfield, are collecting signatures to hold a vote.
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MSAD 58 superintendent responds to budget, school closure concerns
Superintendent Laura Columbia addressed concerns over aging school facilities, budget constraints, and the future of Phillips and Strong Elementary schools during a recent community forum.