Brick Store Museum embarks on a fundraising drive designed to expand access.
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Meet Jamie Mitchell, Kennebunkport’s new town clerk
She’s grounded in the community, and said she’s honored to be serving in the position.
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York County inks lease for mass COVID-19 vaccination site in Sanford
Facility at Center for Shopping could open in mid-February.
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Marston makes art, his mother writes books – and autism education blooms
As Marston Poore continues with his art work, Jennifer Poore writes a curriculum for parents and special education teachers.
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Middle Beach retaining wall project is underway
Work expected to wrap up in late April.
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Kennebunk urges residents to run for elected municipal office
Nomination papers for select board, RSU 21, Kennebunk Light and Power trustee and Kennebunk Sewer District are available Feb. 26.
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Gayle Spofford is chosen as RSU 21 board member
She replaces Josiah Currier, selected two weeks ago to fill the five-month vacancy following the resignation of Kendra Connor.
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Cape Porpoise dugout canoe highlights Brick Store Museum artifact exhibit
Carbon dating shows the canoe dates to 1275-1380. It is among several items unearthed by the Cape Porpoise Archaeological Alliance that will be on display until April.
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Home is ‘true miracle’ for soon-to-be Cape Porpoise residents
The Harmon family has been chosen by Habitat for Humanity for the first of two builds in the Kennebunkport village.
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Kennebunk Police urge residents to beware, scams are on the rise
There are indications that phone calls designed to gather personal information – and cash – are increasing.