Projected municipal spending for the coming year will grow by less than 1 percent if all articles pass Saturday during Town Meeting, as selectmen and the Budget Committee recommend.
Town Meetings
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Embden voters to decide whether to form town highway department
The highway department question is part of a referendum ballot to be voted on Friday, while the Town Meeting and voting on the annual town budget is scheduled for Saturday.
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China selectmen decide to hold special vote on recreational marijuana moratorium
The majority of voters in China were against Question 1 at the Nov. 8 ballot, and residents may vote on a moratorium at the annual Town Meeting.
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Randolph voters approve $2.1 million spending plan, set up fund for dangerous buildings
The 33 residents gathered for Town Meeting also agreed to take a fire station project to the design stage.
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Randolph voters to consider proposed budget that’s mostly flat
Voters will be asked to fund the design for a new fire station and to start a fund to address dangerous buildings in town.
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Wilton residents approve $15,000 wastewater contribution
At Town Meeting on Monday, residents approved appropriating money to aid with debt payments that will be due on loans used to pay for upgrading the town’s wastewater treatment plant.
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Dresden voters approve budget with few changes at Town Meeting
Incumbent Selectman Gerald Lilly was defeated by 11 votes and has called for a recount in his race against Dwight Keene.
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Farmingdale voters agreed to fund firetruck purchase
Farmingdale is setting aside $250,000 for a future land purchase for a new fire station and town office facility.
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Fayette voters OK school, town budget at annual Town Meeting
Residents opted to keep extra patrols by Kennebec County deputies but rejected spending for a site evaluation for more parking at the school.
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Litchfield approves $2.18 million municipal budget
The amount is 3.2 percent less than the current year’s budget.