The new operator of the Skowhegan shack is stunned by a bill 50 percent higher than the past owner’s.
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Posted inLocal & State
No ethics violation in sludge storage for Skowhegan town employee, town manager says
Jeff Hewett, the town’s economic and community development director, owns the farm where sludge is stored and is paid $10,694 for the service.
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Plymouth State University president’s list
PLYMOUTH, N.H. — Five local students have been named to the 2019 spring semester president’s list at Plymouth State University. They are Anna Dodge, of Litchfield, an Allied Health Sciences major; Betsy Hunt, of Thorndike, an Adventure Education major; Julianna Labul, of Farmington, a Social Work major; Madelin Svetin, of Topsham, a Business Administration major; and Mattea Powers, of […]
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Morning Sentinel June 16 police log
Waterville area police reports for June 16, 2019
Posted inSoftball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Scarborough looking to extend its Class A softball reign
York, meanwhile, looks to win its first Class B title since 1989 in a game against defending state champ Brewer.
Posted inLocal & State
Michael Lambke was the top vote-getter in Skowhegan school board elections Tuesday
Incumbent selectmen Betty Austin and Paul York returned to office for three-year terms while incumbent school board directors Jennifer Poirier and Karen Smith will return for three-year terms.
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Residents of Skowhegan-based school district OK $36.7 million school budget
The budget won majority approval in all of the district’s six towns except Canaan.
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Food, farm tours Saturday in Skowhegan to highlight Agriculture
Local foods will be featured during the AgriCulture tour and festival that will include making pasta, pairing hand-crafted cheeses, touring the grist mill and more.
Posted inCommunity
Skowhegan to participate in summer food program
Program will run from June 17 through Aug. 16.
Posted inLocal & State
Skowhegan voters approve $12 million budget
Spending plan, along with three amended town ordinances, a property purchase, an affordable-housing tax-increment financing plan and a land lease agreement pass.