In a preliminary proposal, a Boston developer said the building could be turned into apartments for the elderly.
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Winslow residents question cost, arts center during meeting on bond
Voters will decide on the proposed $10.33 million bond for school renovations in November.
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Winslow school board, Town Council, to hold meetings on bond question ahead of November vote
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.