The council also discussed selling its industrial building and extending office hours.
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Winslow school committee to hold public presentation on consolidation project
The committee voted to approve a $10.39 million budget at its last meeting that includes construction, a performing arts center and demolition of the junior high school.
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Winslow graduates just over 100 students in ceremony at Colby College
The speakers focused on the students’ journeys, both before and after graduation, and offered advice for the future.
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Hikers see bald eagles, other wildlife in Benton, Winslow as part of National Trails Day walk
The Kennebec Messalonskee Trails group hosted a guided hike Saturday along the Kennebec River.
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Bond-funded road construction in Winslow expected to start in July
State partnerships and $2 million bond the town council approved at its meeting May 8 to pay for the work.
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Winslow Town Council takes final vote on $21.97 million budget
The council also voted delay signing a consent agreement with a resident.
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Winslow schools, councilors ask residents to contact state representatives
The town blames the increased local tax rate on decline in revenue from the state over time.
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Winslow schools’ lockout lifted after police nab burglary suspect in area
Winslow’s elementary, middle and high schools went into lockout for about two hours Friday morning as police searched for and then arrested a suspect elsewhere in town.
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Winslow man sentenced to 10 years for possessing child pornography
Darrin Cates, 47, had hundreds of images and videos of young girls on his computer that a judge called “disturbing” and “abhorrent.”
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Winslow School Board makes $200,000 in cuts to budget proposal
Supintendent Eric Haley says a delay in state funding information and increased costs made cuts necessary, and asked the town to delay approving its budget.