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Chesterville board changes bill-paying procedures

CHESTERVILLE — Selectmen agreed Thursday night to have two board members review town bills and match them to the warrant for payment. Board of Selectmen Chairman Guy Iverson proposed the change. One selectman will read each bill and provide information on what it was for and another will match the warrant with the bills. The […]

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Archer and Lambert resign from Chesterville board

CHESTERVILLE — Selectmen Anne Lambert and David Archer resigned their positions at Thursday night’s board meeting. The resignations, which were accepted by the other board members, came a week after a special town meeting to use $3,500 from undesignated funds to pay IRS penalties related to payroll taxes. Some selectmen learned after the meeting that […]

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Wilton selectmen raise tax rate $1.90

WILTON — The Board of Selectpersons on Thursday set this year’s property tax rate at $20.65 per $1,000 of assessed value. Although the rate is higher than last year’s $18.75 per $1,000, many will see little or no increases and some will see decreases in their bills, said Paul Binette, assessor from John E. O’Donnell […]

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Farmington Fair gears up for Sunday start

FARMINGTON — Rides and displays were being set up Wednesday for the opening of the 176th annual Farmington Fair beginning Sunday. The Franklin County Agricultural Society annual exhibition will take place Sunday, Sept. 18, through Saturday, Sept. 24. Pari-mutuel racing is held daily at 2 p.m.  Activities and exhibits include rides, games of chance, music, […]

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Correction: Duchesne’s salary $58,540

FARMINGTON — A story on Page B1 of the Region edition Wednesday should have said Mt. Blue Middle School Assistant Principal/Athletic Director Katherine Duchesne’s salary is prorated at $58,540. Incorrect information was submitted.

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Jay board approves funding for recreation areas

JAY — Selectpersons have approved a request from the town’s Recreation Committee to use $9,405 from the town’s Recreation Reserve Account to make improvements and maintain recreation areas. Selectperson Judy Diaz opposed the vote while Selectpersons Keith Cornelio, Tom Goding, Chairman Terry Bergeron and Vice Chairman Tim DeMillo approved it. This is probably the most […]