Port To Auction Lands In Kennebunkport
The Kennebunkport selectmen announce an auction of about 16 town owned parcels due to back taxes. Bids due by Oct 24 with public opening Nov 5. buyers pay back taxes plus costs and receive quit claim deeds. Heirs have first refusal rights until bids close.
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Kennebunkport
Selectmen
Kenneth Campbell
Charles Sullivan
Sullivan
Campbell
Karl Bailey
Arthur A. Cluff
Arden N. Davis
Nancy G. Davis
Viola Davis
E. Stanton Gorman
Thomas Mahoney
John Milligan
Nancy Mitchell
Sadie Nunan
Security Acceptance Corp
Henry Smith
Audit finds improper funding methods in Maine mental health centers
State Auditor Raymond M. Rideout Jr reports eight cases where the Department of Mental Health and Corrections routed funds through private counseling centers to pay department employees. The audit notes these so called grants were misused to bypass normal rules, adding a five percent admin charge and raising legal questions for the attorney general. Dr. John Rosser and former official Dr. Richard Anderson are referenced in connection with questionable employment practices, though identities are mostly undisclosed.
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Augusta
Maine
Department of Mental Health & Corrections
Raymond M. Rideout Jr
James B. Longley
Department
Rideout
John Rosser
Richard Anderson
Bureau of Mental Retardation
Anderson
Coun
Seling Center
Rosser
Siding Offer Promises Long-Lasting Low-Cost Home Upgrade
Advertising notes siding installation at low price with 30 plus year paint free coverage. Claims insulation reduces fuel use by ten to twenty percent and invites readers to call for a free estimate.
Ice Huts Blinds Safe Under DEP Wetlands Policy
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection adopts a policy excluding temporary duck blinds and ice fishing huts from Wetlands Control Act changes. At a public hearing, duck hunters and ice fishermen were assured no state permits would be required for these structures.
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Augusta
Maine
Maine Department of Environmental Protection
Bishop Varley Resigns Over Drug and Alcohol Treatment
The Episcopal House of Bishops accepted the resignation of Rt. Rev. Robert P. Varley of Nebraska after his admission of treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction. Varley said he began using medications four years earlier, entered Hazelden in January, and plans to co author a book on chemical ministry.
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Portland
Maine
Episcopal House of Bishops
Robert P. Varley
Nebraska
Varley
Arley
Hazelden Foundation
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine
Omaha
Four-Year-Old Dexter Girl Dies After Car Strike
A four-year-old Dexter girl, Jennifer Smith, died at Eastern Maine Medical Center after being struck on Park Street by a car when she ran into traffic. Police said no charges will be filed against the driver.
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Dexter, Maine
Dexter
Jennifer Smith
Alance
Eastern Maine Medical Center
Park Street
Dyerbrook
Maine
Danville
J.C. Susan E. Jackson
Loring Air Force Base
Houston
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R. E. Johnson
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Singer Company
Main ST
Hanne Ricard
Bishop
Joseph E. Brennan
Rennan
U.S. Post Office
Postal Rate Commission
Washington
CMP Co
Augusta, Maine
Central Maine Power Co
Wiscasset
Peter Thompson
Thompson
Safe Power For Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Maine Electrical Consumers
Airwoman
Ray
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