The Regional School Unit 9 will be seeing an 8.26% increase in their overall to their budget, but taxpayers will only be responsible for 4.45%.
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Farmington-based school district to meet May 21 for $45 million budget
With an 8.26% increase over the previous year, the RSU 9 board of directors, school administrators and members of the public will meet on Tuesday, May 21, to vote and discuss next year’s budget.
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Photo: Overcast sky does not deter fishing in Industry
Skowhegan residents do some fishing at Clearwater Pond in Industry.
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Industry passed all 2024 town warrant articles as written
The town of Industry passed all 39 town warrant articles as written on Saturday, March 9, which included funds for a used fire truck and a revised dog control ordinance policy.
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Industry passes all articles at annual town meeting
The town report was dedicated to Robert Geisser and Joseph Paradis Jr., recognizing their many years of service to the town.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Industry election, town meeting slated for Saturday
The town of Industry will be holding the election and annual town meeting Saturday with voting slated from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the town meeting at 2 p.m.
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Floating crocs and memories highlight Polar Bear Dip
Bill Marceau was the inspiration for some participants in the Polar Bear Dip Saturday afternoon, Dec. 2, at Clearwater Lake in Industry.
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Industry man pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge from shooting incident in January
Bradford C. Luker, 57, pleaded to a lesser class charge of domestic violence reckless conduct.
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Photo: ‘It’s freezing’ in Clearwater Pond
Jemma Gauthier, 6, tested the water with her toes before taking a dip with her grandmother.
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New bill seeks to further protect loons in Maine
Retailers will be prohibited from selling some painted lead fishing tackle beginning Sept. 1, 2024, while users will be banned from casting such tackle into state waters beginning Sept. 1, 2026.