An organizational meeting will be held Thursday.
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Posted inRiver Valley, Schools & Education
Rumford-based school district hopes to cut $195,000 more from budget proposal
Board Chairman Greg Buccina of Rumford and Director Jerry Wiley of Buckfield want town assessments’ increase less than 5%.
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Posted inLocal News, Rumford Falls Times
Proposed Roxbury town budget up $100,000
ROXBURY — Tax Collector and Treasurer Renee Hodsdon said Thursday the proposed municipal budget for 2023-24 is $670,109, nearly $100,000 more than the current budget. The annual town meeting to vote on the annual town warrant will take place beginning at noon Sunday at the Town Office. Board Chairman Tim Derouche said much of the […]
Posted inNews, River Valley
Roxbury voters to decide Sunday on raises, revaluation
The budget includes 4% salary and stipend increases and more money for a townwide property revaluation.
Posted inNews, River Valley
Roxbury establishes scholarship for graduating seniors
The Renewable Award is initially funded with $100,000 from the developers of the RoxWind Project: Palmer Capital Corp. and Horseshoe Valley Wind.
Posted inMaine, Oxford Hills
Fate of a rural Maine chapel worries neighbors
It was built years ago as an interfaith chapel by Ellis Pond residents and later given to the Portland Diocese. Residents would like it back, but silence from the diocese has them worried.
Posted inConnections
Rumford-area school district to participate in meal program
Regional School Unit 10 serves Rumford, Mexico, Roxbury, Hanover, Hartford, Sumner and Buckfield.
Posted inRiver Valley, Rumford Falls Times, Schools & Education
RSU 10 looks to fill Rumford Elementary School principal vacancy
Superintendent Deb Alden noted that the district has “done an incredible amount of hiring” recently.
Posted inNews, River Valley
Wardens identify Roxbury man whose body was recovered from Ellis Pond
Thomas Averill, 55, reportedly fell out of his boat while fishing Tuesday evening.
Posted inMaine, River Valley, Rumford Falls Times
Invasive aquatic plant identification class teaches how to recognize invader plants
Instructors told attendees that the important thing is having a “good sense of what makes a plant suspicious” rather than knowing all their names.