Bingham voters cut funds to the ambulance service that the town shares with others, approved a purchase of property to be used for a fire department expansion and made town clerk an appointed position, at the annual Town Meeting on Monday night.

The current Board of Selectmen, and most candidates up for re-election in Norridgewock will remain in place in the coming year following elections at the annual Town Meeting on Monday night

Norridgewock residents approved funding for an addition to the highway garage, a pay raise for office administrators and a budget of $1,765,304 to come from property taxes.

Starks voters will consider a roughly 23 percent budget increase, which includes additional spending for road maintenance and other projects, when they gather for the annual Town Meeting on Saturday.

Anson residents purchased a lot abutting the fire station, passed a fireworks ordinance, re-elected two selectmen, elected other officials and stamped a $440,220 budget at Town Meeting on Saturday.

New Portland voters approved road repairs, increases in Town Office salaries and transfer station fees, but declined to raise money for the recreation fund and to repair headstones at the town’s three cemeteries, Saturday at the annual Town Meeting.

Bingham residents will vote Monday on a $30,000 lot purchase, a budget of $650,335, a new school board member and a change to the town clerk’s position at the annual Town Meeting.

Town voters will consider 16 candidates for 10 seats on the Board of Selectmen and Planning Board as well as settle other contested races when polls open Monday.

A fire on Ross Hill Road in St. Albans destroyed the two-story home of Amos Lawrence, 48, early Friday morning