Retirees looking to rejoin the workforce get the first hour, starting 1 p.m. March 28 at St. Martha’s Church and the job fair then opens to the general public.
Kennebunk Post
News from Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel from Mainely Media.
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Kennebunk voters to address zoning matters
Voters will act on a contract zone to build a home for a wounded veteran and also decide if they wish to reduce the lot width for multi-family dwellings in the York Street Mixed Residential and Commercial Use District.
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Here’s looking at you: Kennebunk explores video surveillance partnership
Town Manager Mike Pardue said he’s been talking to the owner of a local plaza about a potential partnership. The select board suggested a broader approach. A member of the public said, ‘no thanks.’
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Community News – Historians will discuss artifacts found at ‘previously enslaved community’
Kennebunk Town Historian Kathy Ostrander Roberts and Dr. J. Leith Smith, from the Maine Historic Preservation Commission, will host a presentation at Kennebunk Free Library on Monday, March 21, where they will discuss artifacts collected during excavations at The Previously Enslaved Persons Community of Kennebunk. The session is scheduled for 6 p.m. The artifacts, uncovered […]
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Letters to the Editor
Chance to change the narrative To the editor, Teachers, hailed as heroes not even a year ago, are now facing a barrage of complaints and new laws. The national news brings stories of parents accusing teachers of indoctrination, of school boards calling for the burning of books as they did in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, and […]
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A Voice from the Past – From the journal of William Symonds
The Brick Store Museum holds over 30,000 pieces of archival material written by historic Kennebunkers. The Voice from the Past feature will share compositions from the museum’s collection. This week’s column comes from a 335-page journal by William Symonds to his daughter, Susy, which he started writing in 1866. March 1866 To Susy To pass […]
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Guest Column – Fix it, accept it or rename it
When asked what the problem was, my brother said he didn’t like some of what he saw in the world, and didn’t have the intelligence or power to correct it. However, he found one solution through professional counseling. It was a group counseling session with a well-trained leader, who first went around the group asking […]
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Obituary – Robert Desrosiers
Robert Henry Desrosiers passed peacefully surrounded by family on Sunday, March 6, 2022. He was born Sept. 19, 1940, in Biddeford, the son of Marie Amanda (Bouffard) and Alfred Joseph Desrosiers. He was educated in Biddeford schools, later obtaining his GED from Wells Adult Education in 1986, his graduation occurring at the same time as […]
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Kennebunk prevails in RSU 21 suit
York County Superior Court Justice Wayne Douglas, in a decision handed up March 8, said the town has the authority to conduct a recall election.
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Pilot House hopes to rebuild restaurant, move Spirit of Massachuetts
The proposal for a contract zone for the Lower Village property is under review by the Kennebunk Planning Board.
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