HALLOWELL — Property taxes are going up $40 on a $100,000 home.
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‘The Dwellings’ coffee table book shows variety of Hallowell homes
HALLOWELL — The homes in the coffee table book “The Dwellings” are downtown and out in the country. They include houses, condos, a nursing home and a bed and breakfast.
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Kennebec, Somerset Dems to make DA pick
AUGUSTA — Democrats who live in Kennebec and Somerset counties will meet Sunday to nominate a candidate for district attorney and settle a months-long dispute over who would be the party’s pick to succeed Evert Fowle.
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Officials: Has Team Hall-Dale fallen short?
HALLOWELL — Elected officials are calling for a review of a private group that has fallen short on a commitment to raise money for Hall-Dale Elementary School, leaving the city to pick of the tab.
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Hallowell considers future of Vaughan Field dog park
HALLOWELL — In response to complaints from residents about noise and odors, city officials will consider whether to move or even do away with the dog park in Vaughan Field.
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Other states’ charter lessons
AUGUSTA — When one to four charter schools open their doors this fall, they will be paving a new path for Maine, guided by a new law and accompanying regulations.
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Mixed grades for Maine’s initial charter school efforts
AUGUSTA — When one to four charter schools open their doors this fall, they will be paving a new path for Maine, guided by a new law and accompanying regulations.
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Kaplan University gets mixed grades from grads
WINTHROP — After years of staying home with her children or cobbling together a living however she could — making ice-fishing traps, cleaning houses — Laura Cameron felt she needed new direction in life.
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Kaplan, public colleges not the same
WINTHROP — After years of staying home with her children or cobbling together a living however she could — making ice-fishing traps, cleaning houses — Laura Cameron felt she needed new direction in life.
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No members left on Readfield Recreation Board
READFIELD — All four members of the Recreation Board stepped down last week, leaving administration of recreation programs and the beach to the town manager.