Winn last traveled to Ukraine to attend a wedding in August 2020 and said Russia and concerns of invasion were “not on the radar, at all.”
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Cape Cod Hill School in New Sharon closes early due to lack of heat
A circulator pump in the furnace was replaced by early afternoon.
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New Sharon voters approve $1.18 million budget
Rejected articles include one that would authorize the Board of Selectmen to dispose of town property.
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Voters in Weld make road commissioner appointed post
Voters at the Weld Town Meeting increased health insurance amounts in the proposed 2022 budget by $7,516 to pay 100% of the cost for Town Clerk Carol Cochran and 50% of costs should the next road commissioner want coverage.
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Marijuana license, Farmington committee appointments approved
Charles Crandall purchased the adult use marijuana license from Jake Ankelakis.
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Farmington sled dog races canceled
Lack of snow, warm temperatures and rain Saturday have forced the cancellation of the Maine State Championship Races March 12 and 13.
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Industry Town Meeting, elections are Saturday
Stewart Durrell is seeking another term on the Select Board while no one is running for a seat on the Regional School Unit 9 Board of Directors.
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RSU 9 removes universal masking mandate
Regional School Unit 9 has adopted a new COVID-19 policy to make masking optional districtwide. But the motion authorizes the superintendent to reissue universal masking in individual schools upon recommendation from the CDC in the event of an outbreak.
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New Sharon voters approve $1.18 million budget, reject article to allow disposal of town property
Residents approve 23 warrant articles and reject two.
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Wilton Select Board to write Gov. Mills over concerns about PFAS legislation
Board members are worried the legislation could put a heavy cost on residents.