Selectmen weigh moving meetings to Tuesday nights in York
York Maine selectmen discuss shifting meetings from Monday to Tuesday to aid the library budget after voters rejected a requested $353,650, leaving the library at $240,492. They consider consolidating York Beach and York Village fire departments and hear a plan from the Conservation Commission to restore Wheeler Refuge Tidal Marsh along the York River.
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York
Maine
Selectman
Carole Allen
Allen
Selectmen
Michelle Moody
Stan Wilson
Stan
Michelle
Library
York Beach
York Village
The
Conservation Commission
Wheeler Refuge
York River
Route 103
Harris Road
Stan Moody
Black Heritage Trail showcases Portsmouth history and events
The Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail Inc and The Pearl hosted a free Saturday event at Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion featuring an oral history by Valerie Cunningham and a photography exhibit by Kelvin Edwards. Visitors shared stories of African American history in the Seacoast area.
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Portsmouth
Wentworth-Coolidge
Black Heritage Trail Inc
Friends of the Pearl
Valerie Cunningham
Kelvin Edwards
Seacoast
Cun
Ningham
Cunningham
Pearl of
Merrill Black
Rundlett-May House
Middle Street
Black
Greater
Black Heritage Trail, Inc
Jennifer Stiefel
Black Heritage Trail
Georgia
National Center For Black Philanthropy
Pearl of Portsmouth
Kittery School Budget Surplus Push Targets 2003 04 Plans
The Kittery Maine School Committee meets Tuesday to decide on a request for a portion of the 2001 02 budget surplus totaling 247 000. The Town Council last month asked for over 160 000 in cuts and will vote June 9 after the committee proposes a figure. The panel will also approve co curricular posts, Sick Leave Bank, an Ireland trip concept, the 2003 04 calendar, Traip Academy handbook, math program adoption, weighted grades report, and staffing changes at Frisbee and Traip.
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Kittery
Maine
Maria Barth
Barth
Lawrence Wescott
Traip Band
Jeremy Paul
Traip
Ireland
Traip Academy
Traip Academy Task Force
Frisbee
Strawbery Banke to Host 200 Plus Revolutionary War Reenactors
Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth hosts Garrison Weekend with more than 200 Continental Line reenactors reenacting Portsmouth 1778 supply runs from France. Events include troop reviews, drills, period games, workshops, and speeches led by George C. Neumann at St. John’s Church. Admission runs 12 dollars for adults, with scaled pricing for seniors and children.
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Portsmouth
Strawbery Banke
France
South Mill Pond
Stawbery Banke
Continental Line
Heather Harris
George C. Neumann
Neumann
Joanna Brode
Washington
George Washington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Chapel St
Gundalow
Pitt Tavern
Massachusetts Arms Society
Harris
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Steve Siemena
Saag Gan
New Castle Coast
Herald
Seacoastoniine.com
Tony
Tcostanzo
Dana R. Fiske
P.S
Stratham
Hampton
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