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Portland voters opposed Question A, a proposal to ease rent control limits on landlords, 67% to 33%. -
On an average home assessed at $400,000, the annual tax bill would have increased by $564. Some say that's too much for the small town, especially for those on fixed incomes.
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Other communities in Greater Portland appeared to show support for school budgets according to preliminary reports.
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The size of adult-use marijuana stores in Old Orchard Beach will now have stricter limits than the ones originally put in place by the town council.
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After months of uncertainty, voters support giving the Hollis Center Public Library $35,150 to help cover its annual operating costs.
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'The results in Maine are proof positive that focusing on pre-Election Day voting will be critical to delivering Republican victories in 2024,' the Republican National Committee said.
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Voters in Bath, Woolwich, Phippsburg and Arrowsic approved the budget, which will have about a 3.5% property tax impact.
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The school budget was approved by a vote of 776-168, and the special municipal referendum passed 768-172.
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Maine School Administrative District 17 construction projects get funding approval.
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Voters approved the budget at the polls on Tuesday.
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Robert Hand and Heather Henley win seats on the Select Board, while Erin Hinkley edges Jennifer Lowell for a seat on the RSU 10 board.
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Paris and Norway voters also support MSAD 17 budget, bonds
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Selectwoman Carole Robbins retained her seat on the select board for another three-year term with 59 votes while Brian Keene filled the other three-year term for selectman with 61 votes. Both ran unopposed.