City officials are assessing the effect of $10 million in property not being properly sheltered in a TIF, which could affect the city’s benefit from state revenue sharing and school subsidy.
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Minor flooding expected along Kennebec River into Wednesday
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Kennebec River from Tuesday morning to Wednesday evening.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
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Hallowell residents question draft budget with spending increase, revenue decrease
One resident has called the budget “confusing,” while another thought higher expenditures are a symptom of the city using more services to accommodate a growing population.
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Letters to the Earth reading set for April 12
The Harlow to host collective response to the crisis of climate change.
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Initial Hallowell budget proposal calls for 11.4 percent spending increase
Councilors approved a first reading of a $6.4 million spending plan Monday and heard about Regional School Unit 2’s upcoming budget.
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Hallowell councilors approve sidewalk by Lucky Garden, regardless of rocks
City Councilors voted 5-1 to execute new plans for a sidewalk, requiring controversial boulders to move aside.
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Hallowell, Woolwich artists team up to send two murals to Virginia
Teaming for the first time, Chris Cart and Jack Gable are putting finishing touches on a seven-piece project for a restaurant complex in the Washington, D.C. metro.
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RSU 2 seeking volunteers to help pick a new superintendent
Several community members are being sought to join a committee, which also will include teachers and staff, to vet candidates for the position.
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Hubbard Free Library trustees ask for $74,000 in city financial support
Library trustees and the City Council discussed a proposed 174-percent increase from the usual city contribution on Monday.