School boards and superintendents will need to make many personnel decisions before dissolution takes effect in June.
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Voters in all 3 communities approve of dissolving AOS 92
Turnout at the polls was low because of Tuesday’s snowstorm.
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Winslow School Board hears proposals for spending
The Board finished the first draft of expenditures for upcoming school year’s budget, which includes instructional tools, new doors and flooring, and potentially an increase in central office staff salaries.
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Winslow owners of condemned pit bulls plead not guilty to contempt of court
Brandon Ross and Danielle Jones are accused of spiriting the 2 pit bulls out of state to avoid a euthanasia order that was upheld by the Maine Supreme Court.
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David LaFountain, chief of both Waterville, Winslow fire departments, to retire in June
At 61, he will be leaving firefighting after nearly 40 years of service.
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Winslow council to vote on contracting out town’s trash collection
Town Manager Mike Heavener says having a contractor collect trash would reduce costs in the public works budget.
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Winslow school board sends junior high plan to Town Council
Jason Rifenbark cast the only ‘no’ vote against the plan to close the junior high and renovate the elementary and high schools, because it included a new auditorium.
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Winslow board holds public hearing ahead of AOS 92 vote
Superintendent Eric Haley laid out a rationale for pursuing a dissolution of the school district and the consequences of forming three independent systems.
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Winslow Town Council to discuss options for curbside trash collection
Council will decide whether to stick with the current system, purchase a truck with a mechanical collector or contract out trash collection.
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Man, 19, accused of robbing, pistol-whipping 2 in Winslow, Waterville
Bradey Luce is being held in the Kennebec County jail and his bail was set Friday at $50,000 because of what a judge called a ‘clear public safety issue.’