The Hallowell Fire Department will lease space in a new fire station in Farmingdale, which is expected to be completed sometime next year.
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Hallowell council votes to keep Fire Department
The fire services committee met nearly 10 times over the last year to try to determine the best option for the city’s fire protection future.
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Second bond reading, fire services vote expected at Hallowell meeting
The $2.36 million bond package includes more than a million dollars for the Stevens Commons redevelopment and Water Street reconstruction project.
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Winthrop and Hallowell eye doctor Kenneth Nuzzo retiring after 40 years in practice
Nuzzo, 70, closed his Winthrop office in December and is in talks to sell the family business.
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Medical marijuana shop opens in downtown Hallowell
The city created a task force to look at how Hallowell will approach the legalization of recreational marijuana, which was approved by Maine voters in a referendum in November.
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Hallowell council gets update from parking, fire services committees
The council will hold a special meeting Jan. 26 to discuss a bond proposal and vote on the future of the city’s fire protection services.
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Standing-room only crowd turns out for Hallowell council discussion of $2.36M bond package
The proposed bond includes funding for the Stevens School redevelopment and Water Street reconstruction project.
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Hallowell city manager prepares for even busier 2017
Nate Rudy will be involved in many major decisions in Hallowell in the next few months that will affect the city for several decades.
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Hallowell council set to tackle bonding, Stevens Commons at meeting
The meeting will begin with a joint workshop including the Planning Board to discuss the Stevens Commons master plan.
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Hallowell resident opposing Stevens Commons bond sends mailer
Patricia Connors worries that the city is rushing to make a decision and wants more information about whether the developer is investing his own money into the project.