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Sew you want to craft? Try this guide to western Maine crafting groups. (opens the original)
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The change of the seasons beckons many Mainers to transition to indoor pastimes. Sewing and knitting circles are a longstanding Yankee tradition combining artistry, home economics and companionship. Below are some of the established groups for like-minded hobbyists from Bethel to Bridgton. Knitting and Crochet CircleTime: Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to noonLocation: Bethel Library Yarn Hub, 6 Broad St.About: A welcoming group of stitchers that meets Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon. All above the age of 7 ar
Norway tax revaluation sparks petition to recall elected officials (opens the original)
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At least 50 Norway residents attending a special Select Board meeting Sept. 29 learned that the board could not legally alter or delay implementation of the town’s recently completed tax revaluation. By the end of the meeting, most of them threw their support behind a resident’s petition for an elected official recall ordinance. The petition is being led by Matt Glatz, the owner of a multiunit home who said its value increased by 200% as a result of the revaluation. Glatz has become a vocal crit
Norway taxpayers cry foul amid alleged errors in property revaluations (opens the original)
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NORWAY — A vocal group of residents is confronting the town about its recent revaluation, citing inconsistencies or errors made by appraisers and potential conflict of interest on the part of John O’Donnell, the town’s tax assessor and whose business is conducting the appraisals. One resident, Matthew Glatz, who owns a multifamily home in a neighborhood off Main Street, said his property and several others received a 200% increase in assessed value. Glatz spent weeks studying Maine laws, town re
Voters in Waterford, Harrison to decide on school closure Nov. 3 (opens the original)
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Residents in Waterford and Harrison will decide Nov. 3 whether to reopen Waterford Memorial School or allow Maine School Administrative District 17 to permanently close it. Facing a $1 million budget shortfall 18 months ago, the district authorized closing the former elementary school on Valley Road, a move that saved the district about $400,000 during the 2025-26 school year. Its students and staff were transferred to Harrison Elementary School on Route 35 a year ago, and the building has stood
Norway library to host America250 events, Declaration of Independence exhibit (opens the original)
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One of just 26 known original copies of the Declaration of Independence will come to Norway Memorial Library for public viewing Oct. 9 and 10. There were 200 copies printed in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, by Continental Congress’ official printer John Dunlap. The Declaration, donated to the Maine Historical Society in 1893, is being exhibited in 16 public institutions around the state as part of America’s 250th celebrations. In anticipation of the viewing, the library is holding two programs in
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