Chamber plan faces funding test for civic growth
A memo outlines doubts about financing Chamber of Commerce growth through graduated dues. Executives warn that $25 minimums exclude many, risking underfunded advocacy. larger firms fund campaigns, leaving small merchants with little influence. Officials urge modern offices, staff, and study of budgets to ensure effective community leadership.
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Woodville Couple Attends Prospect Sunday School
Mrs Gurney Molesworth and Harvey Haines visited the Prospect ME Sunday School, sharing in the Woodville children’s faith activities and community attendance.
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