Residents also increased the FY22 municipal budget by $100,000 for needed road repairs and buy a a parcel of conservation land.
Kristen McNerney
Kristen is a 2021 addition to The Forecaster team. She grew up in New York State but has been to Maine every summer to visit her grandmother. She recently graduated from Fordham University with a bachelor's degree in history and a minor in journalism. She loves drinking tea, spending time outdoors, trying new foods, and practicing shavasana.
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$1.5 million gift to Yarmouth’s 317 Main had good timing
The donation to the Community Music Center in Yarmouth will help it to meet “a growing demand for arts and culture education,” the executive director says.
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Newly elected SAD 51 board members look forward after tumultuous year
Polarization on issues such as returning to in-person learning and racial equity has challenged the standing of the board during the past year.
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Underwood Springs Forest Preserve ready for hikers in Falmouth
The 52-acre preserve has a mile of trails with more to be built and features a brook, vernal pools and diverse plants.
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New Cumberland councilor vows to lower taxes, connect community
Mark Segrist defeated veteran incumbent George Turner for the Cumberland Town Council seat.
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Reelected Yarmouth councilors prioritize development, anti-racism
The winners came out on top by just more than 100 votes.
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Falmouth family honors late son on the basketball courts
The family of Ryan Rogers, who died in April, plan to continue his legacy of bringing people together at the Huston School Park.
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Falmouth School Board winners head into second terms with focus on pandemic recovery, superintendent search
Incumbents came out on top against three other candidates in last week’s election.
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New N. Yarmouth selectman pledges to keep development in check
The newest member of the Select Board has served the town for over a decade.
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Falmouth teen raises $28,000 on AT, plans more hikes
Falmouth High School junior William Addison, who solo hiked the Appalachian Trail last year to raise money for blood disorder treatment across the globe, officially completed the trek this month with a hike up Katahdin.