Honorees include Fairfield’s Spaulding, Hallowell’s McNaughton, Norridgewock’s Blodgett, Palermo’s Childs, Sidney’s Rowe.
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Hallowell conservation group weary of growing browntail moth caterpillars population
The Hallowell Conservation Committee is urging residents to clip out potentially hazardous browntail moth caterpillar nests ahead of summer.
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Director of Hallowell’s Harlow Gallery’s to step down after 14 years
Deb Fahy, who has led the landmark gallery for 14 years, said she was ready for ‘new challenges.’
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Experts: Feng shui, a concern for Hallowell restaurant owners, should be respected
Chinese cultural groups and consultants say feng shui has been practiced for generations.
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Maine DOT: No room for sidewalk in Hallowell without moving boulders
City councilors will have to reconsider what to do, since their Monday motion to approve building the controversial sidewalk is now void.
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Lucky Clark on Music: Ed DesJardins
Ed DesJardins and Katie Daggett to perform March 18 at Slates in Hallowell
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RSU 2 to register students for four year old class, kindergarten
Regional School Unit 2 is registering students for its Four Year Old Class and kindergarten programs, which start in September. To be eligible for the four year old program, a child needs to be 4 years old on or before Oct. 15. To be eligible for kindergarten, a child needs to be 5 years old […]
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Hallowell hires consultant to rewrite TIF documents
Councilors voted 5-1 to approve $2,500 to hire an Augusta-based consultant to streamline tax-sheltering policy.
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Hallowell council approves funding to build halted sidewalk, if ‘feng shui’ boulders stay
Councilors approved $35,500 in funding and design for a four-foot wide sidewalk past the Lucky Garden, but only if “feng shui” boulders are not moved.
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Controversial Hallowell sidewalk stopped short over boulders’ ‘feng shui’ may be extended to boat landing
State officials say the sidewalks have not come up in initial plans, but a City Council committee is poised to recommend adding them into an upcoming renovation project.