The town is hosting nine public sessions in July and August to come up with a vision statement that will be the basis for a new 10-year comprehensive plan.
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Election results: Juli, Regan elected to Falmouth School Board
The two Democrats handily beat their Republican opponents in a four-way race for two seats.
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Election results: Candura, Mitchell, Vine win seats in SAD 51
Christina Mitchell and Kim Vine, both Democrats, will represent Cumberland on the SAD 51 Board of Directors after winning a five-way race for two seats. Mitchell and Vine bested Hannah Barry, who is unenrolled, Republican Nick Dambrie and Democrat Dwight Deckelmann at the polls June 14. Leanne Candura, who is also a Democrat, narrowly beat […]
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Election results: Walsh reelected to N. Yarmouth Budget Committee
Former budget committee member Darla Hamlin won the second open seat over Peter Godsoe.
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Election results: Joint campaign for North Yarmouth Select Board succeeds
Democrats Andrea Berry, Amy Haile and Kate Perrin, who ran a joint campaign for Select Board in North Yarmouth, all prevailed at the polls, according to results posted by the town. The three women ran separate races but encouraged residents to vote for all of them over their opponents. Berry and Haile handily beat incumbents […]
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Falmouth library nears goal in spring funding campaign
Another $3,000 is needed for pay for library “extras,” such as speakers and performers.
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Five towns partner with GPCOG for climate solution funds
Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freeport, North Yarmouth and Brunswick, working with Greater Portland Council of Governments, will apply for a state grant to help meet their climate goals.
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Yarmouth Clam Festival returns with more free, family fun
The wildly popular annual event, which was canceled in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic, will feature more family-centered events, an expanded family care station and more handicapped-accessible parking.
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Falmouth puts its history on permanent display
“The Story of Falmouth” spanning four centuries lines a wall at Town Hall.