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Camden fields 22 town manager candidates so far, with six weeks till application deadline (opens the original)
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On Aug. 26, the Town of Camden posted its help wanted advertisement for a new town manager with the Maine Municipal Association, listing October 31 as deadline for applications submission. As of Sept. 15, 22 applications had been received by the town. The search for a new town manager followed a fractious summer in leadership in Camden. Current Town Manager Audra Caler signed a separation of employment agreement June 26 with the Camden Select Board, after nine years of serving as the Camden's to
Hope taxpayers, do not pay that August tax bill. Wait for a new one coming in the mail (opens the original)
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HOPE — The property tax bills mailed Aug. 27 to approximately 1,200 Hope residents reflect a substantial calculation error, and the town will be circulating revised tax bills in mid-September. The new bills will report a reduced mil rate — from 15.2 to "12.4-ish," said Town Administrator Samantha Mank, noting that the number has yet to be set in stone. The message is clear, however: Property tax bills will not increase 33 percent on average in Fiscal Year 2027, as some residents have already lam
Rockport begins responding to FOAA requests, attaches processing fees to two (opens the original)
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ROCKPORT — In late July, Rockport Town Manager Jon Duke told the Select Board that his office was processing eight Freedom of Access Act requests for information, and suggested the fulfillment of the FOAAs would not only require substantial municipal resources, but also affect the delivery of other town services, "not to mention delay the response time of any individual FOAA request." Since then, the town has been served with two Knox County Superior Court actions: One property owner filed an ap
UPDATE: Maine Water Company crew digs six feet under Mountain Street in Camden to repair ruptured pipe (opens the original)
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Water pipe break on Rockland’s South Main St. forces closures, detoursMonday, January 1, 2018 Penobscot Bay YMCA in Rockport reopens after major break in Camden water mainFriday, December 4, 2015 Updated: Maine Water finds pipe break in Rockport; fixes Thomaston mainMonday, February 16, 2015 Water main break in Camden, dirty water issues hang aroundFriday, August 15, 2014 UPDATE: Lightning strike ruptured water main, pressure dropped, crews hunted for Rockport leakMonday, February 24, 2014 Tendi
Proposal to make Mt. Battie Street bridge pedestrian-only in Camden up for town discussion (opens the original)
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The future of a vehicular bridge that spans the Megunticook River on Mt. Battie Street in Camden is up for discussion Sept. 8 at a regularly scheduled Select Board meeting, with some citizens suggesting that it become pedestrian-only. The Maine Dept. of Transportation has told Camden it would replace the vehicular bridge with state funding, but is waiting for the Town to decide if it wants to build solely a footbridge before launching design work. In a premeeting memo to the Select Board, Delega
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