Residents would pay $5 for each beach parking permit, rather than the current system of the first for free, second at $5 and the third at $10.
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Brewitt resigns, adding a 4th Kennebunk Select Board seat to the June election ballot
The municipal election is June 8.
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Kennebunkport resident advocates on Capitol Hill, virtually, for pulmonary fibrosis research
Sharon Eon also works to raise awareness of the disease, which she said is often misdiagnosed.
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Waban’s annual telethon scheduled for March 20
The event, virtual this year, raises funds to help support children with autism and other disabilities at the Fraser Ford Child Development Center.
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Kennebunk seeks transfer station feedback; users and nonusers alike
Select board contemplates upgrades to the public services facility on Sea Road.
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New owners plan to renovate 1700s Barnard’s Tavern in Kennebunk
The Marquis de Lafayette stayed there in 1825, as did William Jennings Bryan in 1924, historical accounts say.
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Residents can help decide Kennebunk’s municipal brand
Survey will help guide officials on how best to present beaches, downtown, West K, Lower Village and the neighborhoods that make up the town.
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York County COVID-19 mass vaccination clinic in Sanford opens
Appointments for people 60 and older may be made by calling 1-877-780-7545.
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Schools in the Kennebunks and Arundel to continue hybrid learning through the end of the school year
Superintendent Terri Cooper said she is working with school administration to provide summer school and increase school days in the fall.
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Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge invites businesses to join environmental effort
Plant native flowers, ‘mow for monarchs,’ nix herbicides, or choose another initiative, organizers say.