Nomination papers are available for three positions until Sept. 3, according to City Clerk Diane Polky.
Sam Shepherd
Sam Shepherd covers general news in the Hallowell and Farmingdale area. He grew up in Hallowell, attending Hall-Dale High School and later the University of Maine. He previously worked at the Mount Desert Islander in Bar Harbor before moving home to work for the Kennebec Journal in summer 2018. His interests include cooking, tracking down the best local food and drink and soccer.
Augusta police warn of scam that ‘spoofs’ the department’s number
City police said a person is impersonating an officer and calling people demanding they buy pre-paid debit cards or else they will be arrested.
Manhunt for Litchfield man accused of kidnapping ends with Wednesday morning arrest
State Police say Joshua Tilley, 36, was arrested early Wednesday morning near his residence in Litchfield after he fled from police Tuesday night.
Manhunt for Litchfield man ends Wednesday morning with arrest
State Police say Joshua Tilley, 36, was arrested early Wednesday morning near his residence in Litchfield after he fled from police Tuesday night.
Hallowell festival celebrates 50th anniversary of Woodstock
Music reverberated throughout the Hallowell’s downtown Sunday during the Woodstock and Arts Festival.
Easy-going Winthrop Summer Festival has something for everyone
Overcast skies threatened the day with rain, but attendees were treated to unique craft booth and family events.
Kennebec sheriff’s office: More than $100,000 in jewelry stolen in Farmingdale robbery
Jill Powers, of Rumford, said the robbers stole a pendant made from her and her deceased husband’s wedding rings.
After Harvard program, Hallowell city manager ready to tackle finances, development
Nate Rudy said the three-week program renewed his interest in rural economies, and he hopes to connect with Hallowell citizens through volunteerism.
Farmingdale increases annual property tax rate 5%
Town Clerk Rose Webster said the average taxpayer could see an increase of about $148 in their annual tax bill.
Hallowell City Council looks to improve pedestrian access to boat launch
Councilors directed City Manager Nate Rudy to discuss changes to projects with state agencies that could improve pedestrian access to the state boat launch.