With coronavirus and ensuing interview challenges, the online resumes give employers a glimpse of who they might want to talk to, school officials say.
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Kennebunk bicentennial moves ahead with virtual celebration plans
Kennebunk will mark its 200th – and 201st- birthday on June 24.
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York County mass COVID-19 vaccination site to open March 2 in Sanford
About 250 vaccinations will be dispensed on the first day. The site will ramp up to serve as many as 1,000 per day.
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Mail-It Unlimited fundraiser supports Community Outreach Services, Animal Welfare Society
Contributions can be made online, but donations are also accepted at the store, Feb. 25 through March 7.
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Looking to run for office? Kennebunkport nomination papers available Feb. 26
Selectmen board, RSU 21, Beach Advisory Committee and water district all have terms expiring this year.
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Nodding to climate and cost, Kennebunkport to lease two electric vehicles
Rebates from the manufacturer and Efficiency Maine result in a zero monthly lease payment.
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Factory Pasture Lane improvements planned
Road rehab and a sidewalk scheduled for a portion of the roadway.
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Late-February opening projected for mass vaccination site
Sanford site is collaboration between York County government, Southern Maine Health Care and the county’s municipalities.
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Kennebunk streetlight conversion hits snag
It turns out the town doesn’t own the lights; Select board hopes to work out a resolution with KLPD.
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In the Kennebunks, February means Paint the Town Red
Dine in or outside, take a picnic basket home, organizers say. Or spend the weekend in town with your honey.