Members of Ye Female Society for the Support of the Gospel, who annually meet on the third Tuesday of June, have paid the same dues each year for two centuries and have never changed their constitution.
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Fourth annual Fort Halifax Days highlights Winslow’s history
The celebration, which included historical re-enactments and demonstrations, shows off Fort Halifax’s ‘vital, strategic’ importance.
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Laundry Lounge to host grand opening
There will be free donuts, hot dogs, drawing and more.
Posted inMaine, Politics, Schools and Education
Winslow school bond opponent files petition forcing recount
Phil St. Onge said holding a recount would be the only way to inspect the 194 ballots that left the bond question blank.
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Bryant University announces local graduates
Degrees were awarded to Sidney’s Smith, Winslow’s Winkin.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Woman arrested after racking up $60 bill at Winslow eatery and leaving, police say
Amy Jean Hudson of Waterville, described as ‘highly intoxicated,’ was arrested seven minutes later and taken to jail.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Kusiak defeats Russell in Senate District 16 Democratic primary
Karen Kusiak, a former Colby College professor, defeated Steve Russell, the Winslow Town Council chairman, in Tuesday’s primary.
Posted inCommunity
Ye Female Society to celebrate 200th year
Women of all ages are welcome to attend the June 19 meeting.
Posted inMaine, Politics, Schools and Education
Winslow voters narrowly pass $8.1 million school renovation bond
The bond covers the closing of Winslow Junior High School and renovating the high school and elementary school to make room for displaced students.
Posted inMaine, News
Winslow Town Council votes to no longer share fire chief with Waterville
Winslow firefighter says part-time chief working four hours is just not enough.