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OBITUARIES for Thursday, November 4, 2021

THEODORE W. SMYTH WATERVILLE – Theodore “T” Warren Smyth, 36, of Waterville, died peacefully at his home on Tuesday, October19, 2021. He was born on January 11, 1985, at Framingham Union Hospital, in Framingham, Massachusetts. “T” graduated from Waterville High School in 2003 and attended University of Maine. He worked for more than 13 years […]

CHINA: Rumpf succeeds Batteese as budget committee chairman

Newly-elected budget committee chairman Thomas Rumpf succeeds Robert Batteese, who has held the position since 1993, with a one-year break in 1994 when Norman Dwelley was elected. Batteese said he accepted election as budget committee secretary in 1987. Fairly new in town then, he “figured it would be a good way to meet other citizens […]

FAIRFIELD: Picchiotti, Lawrence win council seats

Unofficial election results according to Town Clerk Christine Keller, for the town of Fairfield are as follows: State referendum question #1: An initiative to ban the CMP transmission line: 984 Yes, 623 No, 11 Blank. Question 2: Transportation bond: Yes, 1,078, No, 525. Question #3: Maine Constitutional Amendment on Food Sovereignty: Yes, 1,020, No, 577, […]

Vassalboro voters reject mass gathering ordinance

In Vassalboro, voters rejected the proposed Vassalboro Mass Gathering Ordinance, by a vote of 615 in favor to 698 opposed. Town Clerk Cathy Coyne said she thought many people voted “no” because they did not know what the ordinance was about. Select board members and Town Manager Mary Sabins developed the ordinance to provide town […]

Time to order citrus fruit

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Vassalboro select board cancels October 28, 2021 meeting

Vassalboro select board members have canceled the meeting scheduled for Thursday evening, Oct. 28. Their next regular meeting would have fallen on Nov. 4, but that evening they plan to attend the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce awards banquet where former bookkeeper Jean Poulin will be recognized as municipal employee of the year. The next regular […]