Cheyenne Stevens, 24, has been town clerk, treasurer and registrar of voters since November 2023.
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Anson begins search for new town administrator
Nancy Gove, who held the position since June, resigned to return to her previous position in Mercer.
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Skowhegan board squabbles over TIF grant for law firm’s crumbling wall
The debate over the request from Merrill, Hyde, Fortier & Youney for $13,000 underlined disagreement over the best use of TIF funding.
Posted inCommunity, News
Madison town manager out after select board closed-door meeting
Denise Ducharme had held the town’s top administrative post since August 2023.
Posted inMaine, News
Skowhegan interim town manager aims to bring stability for staff, residents
Donnie Zaluski, also the pollution control plant superintendent, said town officials expect the search for the new town manager will be methodical and involve input from the community.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Police searched Skowhegan town manager’s office after search of his home, records show
The application for the second search warrant details some of the child sexual abuse material police found while searching devices from Nicholas Nadeau’s Winslow home.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Maine police were investigating Skowhegan town manager before his death, records show
The Maine State Police seized cellphones and computers from Nicholas Nadeau’s Winslow home as part of their investigation into a complaint from a teenage girl in Florida.
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Skowhegan leaders shocked, saddened by town manager’s death
Authorities said it appears Nicholas Nadeau, who had worked in Skowhegan for about 10 months, died by suicide.
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He’s been to every town in Maine, mostly for something to say. | Column
Wanting fodder for a future obituary, Jeff Hewett gave himself a challenge: Visit every municipal office in the state and take a picture to prove he’d been there.
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Outgoing Raymond town manager explains reasons for resignation
Joseph Crocker said elected officials were not supportive enough of town staff.