“I want to be the best ambassador for this organization,” she said.
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Arundel advertises for town clerk
ARUNDEL – The town is advertising for a new town clerk, and is accepting applications through Aug. 31. Emily Nedeau, who has served in the position for the past six years, is moving on. She has accepted a part-time post at an area school system. While announcing the vacancy, Town Administrator Keith Trefethen said Nedeau […]
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Kennebunkport Heritage Housing Trust director looks to future projects
A one-on-one conversation with Larissa Crockett, the nonprofit’s first director, about the success of Heritage Woods, and the goal of 25 homes by 2025.
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Summer Boost making a difference for 100 students in RSU 21
“She’s happy to be there every day,” said a parent of a kindergarten student.
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Pardue calls audible, will tackle Wells town manager job
In January he announced plan to retire from his position as Kennebunk town manager and restart a consulting business.
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Two sought for Kennebunk Climate Action Plan Task Force
Applications must be completed by Aug. 10.
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Nomination papers for Kennebunk Charter Commisison available Aug. 1
Voters will be asked Nov. 8 if they wish to form a charter commisison and to elect six members.
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New look for Kennebunk Center for Health and Rehabilitation
Renovations complete, center hosts open house.
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Crowbar, chain, stolen truck used to break into ATM
Kennebunk police are asking anyone with information about the theft of cash from a Norway Savings Bank ATM that took place at 1 a.m. Friday, July 22, to call 985-6121 or to leave an anonymous tip at 985-2102, ext. 1622.
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Introducing Kennebunk Fire Rescue Chief Justin Cooper
If he looks familiar – that is because he lives in town, started at the department as a volunteer in 1998, has been deputy chief and has worked in at least two neighboring communities.