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Discussions stall at BBHWP public hearing (opens the original)
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Sept. 28, the public merit review hearing for Boothbay Harbor Waterfront Preservation (BBHWP)'s amended site plan application took a detour to address issues raised by project abutters. Concerns were presented to Boothbay Harbor's planning board in two Sept. 24 communications. During the Aug. 26 meeting, the board denied BBHWP’s request to install a subsurface wastewater disposal system for the splashpad, saying that the park must connect to public sewer per ordinance. According to a meeting doc
Eat well, play hard: Southport introduces new school programs (opens the original)
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Nothing beats a home-cooked meal. After more than a decade, students at Southport Central School are getting just that with the scratch cooking program’s return. Every day, chef Pam Pearce makes breakfast and lunch for about 23 students, pulling ingredients from both the school’s community garden and the local area. “Her menu has been just incredible ... She's really come into the position and just flown in a way that I couldn't have imagined,” said Principal Shawn Gallagher. Restoring the posit
Installation of new school fire alarm, fuel tanks on horizon (opens the original)
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A new fire alarm panel will be installed, likely in October, at Boothbay Region Elementary School (BRES) after a power spike damaged it and the controller used for the card swipe system, Director of Facilities David Benner told Community School District (CSD) trustees Sept. 24. Trustees received a $70,000 quote to upgrade the fire alarm system. The plan is to install a main panel, with a subpanel in the later addition. The CSD is waiting for the replacement parts to arrive. After consulting with
Boothbay mother-daughter duo release kid's cookbook (opens the original)
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It isn’t uncommon for Jenny Shea Rawn of Boothbay to wake up to her daughter Lexi, 9, already being in the kitchen. Sometimes she’s whipping up a simple grilled cheese or smoothie; other times, it's a large snack platter for her and older brother Lucca, 11. “She puts on her apron, and she's all decked out. She's great with a knife, which is scary, but she is (good), so I don't really worry,” Rawn said, laughing. Lexi was the brainchild behind the pair’s recently published “New England Kids Cookb
CSD trustees talk financials, capital reserve fund (opens the original)
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According to a Sept. 10 review of the Community School District's (CSD) unaudited financials for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026, the school has $542,509.28 of available funds. This includes $475,166.47 in unused funds and $67,342.81 in revenue. In a post-meeting interview, Alternative Organizational Structure (AOS) 98 Superintendent Robert Kahler explained that this money lapses into an unassigned fund balance. If the CSD board of trustees wants to use it to lower the tax assessment for next year's budge
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