Madison’s new town manager, 24, focuses on keeping town affairs running
Cheyenne Stevens, who has been interim town manager since April, officially takes the job July 1.
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Cheyenne Stevens, who has been interim town manager since April, officially takes the job July 1.
The start of agricultural fair season brings music in Sidney, Farmington and Augusta, a play in Madison, and a bluegrass festival in Litchfield.
The remodel is expected to be completed by fall, the supermarket chain said.
Police believe the man broke in through a classroom window.
Christopher Roy and Brandon Hagopian beat out Jacob Elliott, Ryan Murphy and Louis Milton.
The $11.98 million spending plan is up 1.49%, but the portion funded by local property taxes is up 10.12% due to a drop in state funding.
The spending plan is up about 6% over the current year.
The Flyers and Black Bears both repeat as regional champs
Waldo already pays Somerset to house its inmates; Somerset will now pay Waldo for the services of its top jail official, who used to run the state’s largest prison.
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Both expenditures are aimed at improving outdoor recreation infrastructure in remote parts of the county.
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Voters will be asked at a special town meeting July 20 to authorize town officials to accept the donation of the New Balance factory on Depot Street.
Richard Hatt pleaded guilty Thursday to killing Stephen Killam in 2024, 3 days after being served with a temporary protection order.
Photographer Rich Abrahamson focuses on the construction of a new 24-hour market downtown.
Mammy’s Kitchen started serving up food Wednesday. And yes, there’s still ice cream.
Construction on the bridge linking Waterville and Winslow is about 8 months ahead of schedule, and expected to wrap up soon.
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While some councilors disagreed with the high tax burden, other felt the increase was inevitable.
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