The plan calls for a new firefighter, a part-time library position for a student and funding to cover costs associated with the November presidential election.
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Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Cape Elizabeth approves changes to comply with state mandate on housing
Changes include decreasing the minimum size of ADUs, increasing the maximum and incentivizing higher-density affordable housing development.
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Anderson, Thompson head to Town Council in Cape Elizabeth
Jennifer McVeigh and Cynthia Voltz will return to their seats on the School Board.
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Four run for two Cape Elizabeth council seats; four vying for two school board positions
Two Town Council and two School Board seats are up for grabs in Cape Elizabeth this November. With first-term Councilors Nicole Boucher and Gretchen Noonan not seeking re-election, Stephanie Anderson, Matthew Grymek, Andrew Swayze and Timothy Thompson are squaring off for the two at-large seats. Charity Hews and Arienne Hurder are challenging School Board incumbents […]
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Cape Elizabeth council passes school budget, despite one councilor’s attempt to slash it
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council rejects Councilor Timothy Reiniger’s proposal to reduce the $34.2 million budget to stem a recent history of yearly increases during declining enrollment. The budget now goes to town voters for validation.
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry, Southern Maine Weeklies
Cape Elizabeth Town Council sets 2023 goals
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council voted unanimously in approval of a new set of town council goals for 2023 in a meeting on Feb. 13. The vote followed workshops on the subject on Jan. 3. and Feb. 6. There are five main categories for the goals: infrastructure, information governance, fiscal responsibility and economic opportunity, healthy […]
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Incumbents returned to Town Council in Cape Elizabeth
Councilors Penny Jordan and Caitlin Jordan are re-elected, and Caitlin Sweet and Philip Saucier were elected to School Board.
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry, Southern Maine Weeklies
Three in running for Cape Elizabeth Town Council seats
David Hughes is running against incumbents Penny Jordan and Caitlin Jordan for two seats on the town council, both three-year terms.
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