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Kennebunkport tax rate up 1.59 percent
The rate is less than projected because the town’s share of RSU 21 costs came in lower than expected, said Town Manager Laurie Smith.
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Kennebunk says, ‘take the survey’ and help shape the town’s direction
Resident, non-resident, summer visitor, seasonal residents, business owners and residents of nearby towns are invited to weigh in.
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Employers entice workers with bonuses, higher wages and other perks
Sometimes, applicants simply don’t show up for interviews. But when an existing employee refers a friend, often, there’s a good result, employers say.
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Pasco Center temporarily off the market, Kennebunkport Historical Society says
Some society members, who gathered July 13, said they’d like to meet with the board of directors to see how they can work together to keep the building.
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Selectmen in Arundel ponder fate of old municipal building
They’re getting demolition costs and checking for environmental issues before making a recommendation. Voters will decide.
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Kennebunkport Historical Society votes to sell headquarters building
Some residents hope to mount an effort to save the Pasco Center.
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In Arundel, masons dedicate time capsule cornerstone
It is set to be opened in 2070, offering a glimpse of what life was like in 2020.
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What should Kennebunkport look like in 2030?
Workshop to explore strengths and vulnerabilities in housing, infrastructure, tourism, transportation, waterfront access and more at July 26 meeting.
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Kennebunkport authorizes agreement to buy solar energy
The arrangement with Encore Renewable Energy is projected to save the town nearly $30,000 annually.