In Maine, we follow a pretty simple creed: work hard and be good to your neighbors. All too often these days, even when we work hard, folks in Washington, D.C., seem to forget that commonsense decency and make harmful cuts that leave Mainers behind. To be sure, weeding out waste, fraud and abuse is something […]
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In the Know: Maximizing TIF revenues in Scarborough’s budget
The desirability of our natural resources, quality of our schools and essential services have resulted in a draw to our community. During this period of growth, the town has been thoughtful with the establishment and expansion of tax incrementing financing districts, which apply to designated growth areas as well as Oak Hill. The proposed fiscal […]
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May Day book sale at Kennebunk Free Library
The event coincides with the town’s annual May Day Festival.
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Spaulding Center in Kennebunk accepting scholarship applications
The Hartley Lord Scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for improving the lives of older adults.
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‘Veteran Stories Tour’ offered in Kennebunk
Guided walking tours through Hope Cemetery will feature eight stops, each marked with a poppy, on May 17.
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Kennebunk Land Trust hosting annual Earth Day Auction
All proceeds from the April 22-29 event support the mission of land trust.
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Arundel Historical Society schedules bean and pasta supper
The Arundel Historical Society will host a baked bean and pasta supper on Saturday, May 3. It will be held at the Mildred L. Day School gymnasium from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Mildred L. Day School is located at 600 Limerick Road, Arundel. The menu includes two types of baked beans, mac and cheese, American […]
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From Augusta: The importance of being prepared to weather the storm
We all try our best to be prepared for when disaster strikes. We gather supplies, we make plans. But last year’s winter storms showed us that we need to do more. After seeing the damage done in our district and across the state this past weather season, and with more inclement weather undoubtedly in our […]
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From Augusta: Making government work for people
In March, the Maine State Auditor’s office released its annual state government audit, which reviewed a sample of $37 million worth of government contracts to help the state improve its processes regarding spending and contracts with vendors. The audit is critical to ensuring transparency and responsibility within state government. So, why does this matter? The […]
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Rebecca Emery Chapter will host American Revolution Experience
The Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk is the site of the collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.