As the soft-shell clams in Cumberland have practically disappeared, the town has started an experiment planting juvenile clams in the mudflats in hopes of bringing them back.
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Smoothie bar brings healthy treats to Cumberland
The Daily Bar offers a variety of smoothies, shakes, coffee and more on Main Street.
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Cumberland starts shaping plan for its future
The comprehensive plan will guide development and set priorities for the future, which could include teen centers, swimming pools and preservation of historic buildings.
Posted inElections, Local & State, Local Elections, Politics
Cumberland elects councilors and board members, approves school budget
Town residents voted 911-757 to approve the $53.8 million school budget.
Posted inLocal & State
Cumberland, North Yarmouth school district anticipates long-term growth
With the One Campus project underway in response to increased enrollment, the SAD 51 school board and staff are urging the community to anticipate growth into the next decade and beyond.
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A look at the candidates for North Yarmouth’s Budget Committee
On June 10, North Yarmouth residents will vote on two seats on the Budget Committee as well as the school budget.
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Candidates outline their priorities for Cumberland and MSAD 51 offices
On June 10, Cumberland voters will decide who serves on the Town Council and Cumberland-North Yarmouth school board, and whether to approve the school budget.
Posted inLocal & State
$54 million Cumberland-North Yarmouth school budget headed to ballot
The proposed budget increased 7% and will seek final voter approval on June 10.
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Falmouth, Cumberland-area schools see uptick in chronic absenteeism
Over 10% of students are missing 10% of school days in North Yarmouth, Cumberland and Falmouth.
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Cumberland approves $16 million town budget
The level services budget is “a steady increase over previous years,” said Cumberland Town Manager Matthew Sturgis.