Dr. Gary S. Winn of Arundel will pay more than $330,000 to settle allegations he violated the federal False Claims Act.
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Maine Beaches Association chooses new grant manager
Ed Hodgdon, owner of Hodgdon Consulting, is selected to replace Paige Farmer.
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Seashore Trolley Museum opens for 2023 season
Visitors can experience history in motion on interactive trolley rides.
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Transportation program celebrates volunteers who drive
Kennector ride service was launched in summer of 2022 and serves Arundel, Kennebunkport and Kennebunk.
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Chamber of Commerce creates ‘3 Towns 1 Community Fund’
New nonprofit will allow the organization to continue ‘lifting neighbors in need.’
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Courts move to new consolidated York Judicial Center in Biddeford
York Judicial Center is slated to be fully open May 3, according to the Admiistrative Office of the Courts.
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RSU 21 increases bonuses in bid to hire bus drivers
Route consolidation, charters now in the mix as the bus driver shortage continues. A hiring event is set for May 3-4.
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Community Harvest unveils new website, logo
KENNEBUNK – Community Harvest, a nonprofit organization that meets the needs of its neighbors through food sharing, fellowship, and financial assistance, announced recently the launch of its new logo and website. According to a news release, the new Community Harvest website provides a user-friendly experience, making it easier for individuals to learn about our mission, […]
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The Creative Soul: Take a class, paint and have fun
“I want to bring joy to the community,” said owner Dawn Burns.. “Have a place where people can come and do a fun art project.”
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Public hearing for Port Road restaurant proposal is May 4
KENNEBUNK – The Site Plan Review Committee will conduct a public hearing May 4 on a plan to renovate and convert the former Market Day building at 135 Port Road to a restaurant. The committee voted unanimously on April 6 that the preliminary plan submitted by Matt and Mariah Dyer was complete. The Dyers are […]