Roughly 40 residents at Wednesday’s meeting passed all the requests, which included paying for repairs to the sand and salt shed.
Paul Koenig
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Farmingdale town attorney says plowing receipts OK
Selectmen are still concerned with the amount of liquid calcium chloride bought by contractor Ellis Construction.
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Gardiner finance program lures Frosty’s Donuts downtown
The popular doughnut shop opening at a key corner is part of the goal to attract a mix of established retailers, restaurants and professionals.
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Pittston transfer station, sand shed on special meeting agenda
Voters at Wednesday’s town meeting will be asked to use money to allow residents to use the transfer station in Richmond.
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Gardiner city councilors will scrutinize budget next week
City Manager Scott Morelli presented a budget Wednesday with a reduced tax increase, but councilors want to give it a closer look.
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Gardiner city manager proposes smaller tax hike
Objections to a 5 percent tax hike spurred City Manager Scott Morelli to recommend a city budget that would require personnel cuts.
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First-time candidates vie for House District 83 GOP nod
Farmingdale’s Curtis Ayotte and Gardiner’s Scott Williams will face off in the June primary.
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Interstate 295, 95 speed limits increasing
New signs were posted Tuesday for the 5 mph changes on some parts of the highways, which take effect immediately.
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Senate District 14 Democratic primary features Hallowell, Gardiner contestants
David Bustin, of Hallowell, last served in the Legislature in the 1970s, and Louis Sigel, of Gardiner, is the secretary of the Kennebec County Democratic Committee.
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Gallery in former Odd Fellows building opens in Mount Vernon
Dutch woodworker opened his gallery to the public on Saturday after spending more than two years restoring the century-old building on Minnehonk Lake.