Councilors weren’t expected to discuss a potential revenue shortage in the ambulance budget or an alternative cost-savings measure for the city’s fire and rescue department.
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West Gardiner roundabout faces mixed reaction at meeting
Residents in West Gardiner and surrounding communities urged the state to make changes sooner rather than later to what’s considered one of the most dangerous intersections in Maine.
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Details of new Gardiner cost-cutting plan still under wraps
City Manager Scott Morelli said the city staff is still trying to figure out why the ambulance service fund appears to have a revenue shortage.
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Gardiner changes City Hall office hours
New hours that began Monday include extending the time the office is open on Wednesdays.
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Democrats urge party members at local caucuses to support Michaud
Local Democrats met Sunday to elect state convention delegates, municipal committee officers and county committee members, and to rally local campaign efforts.
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West Gardiner residents concerned about proposed roundabout
Supporters and detractors will have a chance to speak out Tuesday when the Maine Department of Transportation holds a public hearing on the project.
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Pittston board approves Town Meeting requests
The overall budget is slightly higher than last year, but it doesn’t include any major changes to what has been funded in the past.
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Chelsea decides against selling cell tower lease
The Board of Selectmen voted to not sell the rights to its cell tower lease because it couldn’t identify an immediate need that would have outweighed the lost potential revenue.
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Gardiner city manager delays new public safety proposal
City Manager Scott Morelli said he and city staff are figuring out why revenues in the ambulance service budget don’t appear to be as high as expected.
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Chelsea set to vote Wednesday on cell tower lease sale
The selectmen are scheduled to decide at their meeting Wednesday night whether to sell the rights to the town’s cell tower lease.