Phillips residents approved a $1.4 million budget, formed a committee for a new fire station, made various appropriations for town services and projects, and honored several residents at the annual town meeting.
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Phillips residents approve $1.4 million budget and plan for new fire station
Residents filled the Phillips Area Community Center to vote on 41 articles.
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Help needed for Fly Rod Crosby Trail Clean-Up in Phillips June 22
PHILLIPS — Join the High Peaks Alliance from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, for Trail Stewardship on the Fly Rod Crosby Trail. The HPA’s Recreation Ranger Matt Kusper will lead volunteers to complete a few projects. “Volunteers can meet us at the Cascade Stream Gorge Trailhead, where we’ll hike to the […]
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Phillips-based school district budget passes
Kingfield voters support MSAD 58 budget and approved zoning changes to allow two apartment buildings in town.
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Phillips-area school district budget passes
Kingfield voters support MSAD 58 budget and also approved zoning changes to allow two apartment buildings in town.
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Phillips voters to consider $1.4 million municipal budget, future fire station
A selectperson, two school directors and a town clerk on election ballot.
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Phillips Farmers Market opening day
The Phillips Farmers Market opened May 25 at its new location, the Phillips Area Community Center featuring a wide variety of local products and unique artisan goods.
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Warden Service K-9 team finds 2 missing children in woods near their Phillips home Wednesday night
The children were reported missing about 3:45 p.m. Wednesday by family members.
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Mt. Abram High School announces top 10 seniors for class of ’24
SALEM TOWNSHIP — Mt. Abram High School has announced its top 10 seniors for the Class of 2024 by rank. Payton Mitchell of Freeman Township is the son of Jonah Mitchell and Mackenzie Dudley. He plans to attend Thomas College to study sports management. Ryleigh Frost of Strong is the daughter of Keith and […]
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‘I build a lot of toys’: Inside Avon’s Paul Gardiner’s woodworking legacy and community impact
Paul Gardiner leaves an indelible mark through his decades-long dedication to woodworking craftsmanship and community service, as does his wife Barbara.