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What will be the cost? (letter)

Tragically, Route 302 bus service seems to be curtailed by some of our town’s leadership while one of the greatest concerns of the people of this region is a lack of just such transportation options. No matter how you look at it businesses, individuals and families are being squeezed. While Windham, Bridgton, Harrison, Naples and […]

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Posted inLakes Region Weekly

What will be the cost? (letter)

Tragically, Route 302 bus service seems to be curtailed by some of our town’s leadership while one of the greatest concerns of the people of this region is a lack of just such transportation options. No matter how you look at it businesses, individuals and families are being squeezed. While Windham, Bridgton, Harrison, Naples and […]

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Windham speed limit may be lowered

The third time may be a charm as the Windham Town Council tries to lower the speed limit along a busy stretch of Route 202. Town Manager Tony Plante was informed last week that Brian Keezer, Maine Department of Transportation regional traffic engineer, is recommending to Commissioner David Cole that the speed limit along Route […]

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Windham speed limit may be lowered

The third time may be a charm as the Windham Town Council tries to lower the speed limit along a busy stretch of Route 202. Town Manager Tony Plante was informed last week that Brian Keezer, Maine Department of Transportation regional traffic engineer, is recommending to Commissioner David Cole that the speed limit along Route […]

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Raymond ratifies school budget on second try

Raymond residents, satisfied with cuts made after the first budget failed, ratified the $8.93 million school budget at the polls Monday by a vote of 345-287. The successful vote concludes the budget process, which was lengthened after the first spending proposal was approved at the annual town meeting but then shot down 517-435 at a […]

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Raymond ratifies school budget on second try

Raymond residents, satisfied with cuts made after the first budget failed, ratified the $8.93 million school budget at the polls Monday by a vote of 345-287. The successful vote concludes the budget process, which was lengthened after the first spending proposal was approved at the annual town meeting but then shot down 517-435 at a […]

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A huge conflict? (letter)

Does anyone find it interesting that the task force, headed by a man who has staked his business life on selling indoor wood stoves, has not recommended the competition – outdoor wood boilers? According to Victoria Wallack’s July 4 article, the task force contends that the outdoor wood boilers are too polluting. This is just […]