Voters will decide whether to approve a $10.33 million bond to move a consolidation project forward.
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Winslow owner appeals order to euthanize dogs to state’s highest court
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court will hear oral arguments in the case next month when it holds a session at Mountain Valley High School in Rumford.
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Proposal for joint committee stalls before Winslow school board
The towns plans to look into a development project for Winslow Junior High School.
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Legion honors missing, captured veterans with groundbreaking
The veterans’ organization plans to build a memorial with a brick representing each missing Maine service member.
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Winslow to hold public hearings on proposed $10M school renovation bond
The meetings, tentatively planned for Oct. 10 and 30, will seek to provide clarity after contentious debates.
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Winslow police start compliance checks to curb alcohol sales to minors
All but three businesses passed the first round of checks, the police chief said.
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Winslow woman sentenced for embezzling money from veterans group
Cara Bird received an 18-month suspended sentence and was ordered to pay back $4,389 that she stole over three years as treasurer of the Winslow VFW Auxiliary.
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Waterville man summoned after signs, buildings near Winslow schools vandalized
Jeremy Chartrand, 18, ‘tagged’ dozens of items using a Sharpie, according to police.
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Waterville man convicted of firearms charges
The federal charges say he illegally exported firearms to people in Romania.
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Winslow School Board calls council resolution a sign of ‘lack of trust’
A proposal to form an ad hoc committee to study school finance and performance drew ire from school board members and staff, who say the trust issue between the schools and the town has gotten worse the past few years.