Harpswell voters supported the school district’s 2026-27 budget and backed Democrat Nirav Shah and Republican Bobby Charles in Maine’s gubernatorial primaries on Tuesday. The vote in favor of the budget for Maine School Administrative District 75 was 1,647 to 367. Tuesday’s budget validation referendum was the final step in the lengthy review and approval process […]
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New bakery to open in downtown Freeport
Main Street Baking Company holds its soft opening this Sunday.
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Bath-area voters approve $47.7M budget
Nearly 4,000 residents voted ‘yes’ on the budget, while about 1,000 disapproved.
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Lisbon voters pass $21.6M school budget
Voter turnout was high for Tuesday’s primary.
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Topsham-area voters pass $61.2M school budget
The budget was approved Tuesday along with a bond referendum for Bowdoin Central School.
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Freeport-area voters approve school budget
Nearly 4,000 cast “yes” votes for the school budget, according to unofficial results.
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Brunswick voters approve $61.2M school budget
Nearly 6,000 residents backed the school department budget.
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Richmond voters elect selectmen, approve land use rule changes
Incumbent Robert Bodge and former board member Marilyn Gritzkewitsch were elected to the Richmond Board of Selectmen.
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Boothbay schools got backpacks that stop bullets. Was it a good idea?
Police Chief Douglas Snyder found grant funding to buy one Maine-made bullet-resistant bag for each elementary and high school classroom.
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Talks by Lisbon councilors on waste fee hikes have residents concerned
Councilors posting on social media indicate changes are on the way, though town officials say nothing has been determined yet.