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Lorraine L’Abbe, 60, passed away August 17, 2022. Lorraine was born to Philip and Grace L’Abbe on July 31, 1962. She was a sister to 6 siblings and grew up in Duluth. She graduated from Duluth Cathedral High School.

Braxton spent nearly two months off the voter roll in KPort. On March 23, selectmen granted his appeal after he provided proof of residency that day.

The RSU 21 director was able to produce documentation that he resides in Kennebunkport.

“Honestly, it’s stupid,” said one local student. “Having to wear a mask eight hours a day ... it’s messing with our health.”

Voices were raised during the brief session, prompting a cancellation and March 7 rescheduling.

RSU 21 School Board Chair Art LeBlanc called for the Feb. 28 meeting to adjourn after some members of the audience refused to put on a mask.

Public comments about the recall effort were made after the Kennebunk Select Board received the petition certificate on Jan. 27.

KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — Dogs have new commands to obey, property owners need licenses for short-term housing rentals, and Dock Square will now become a mix of commercial and residential dwellings, all because voters had their say Tuesday. Kennebunkport voters also settled a contested race for one seat on the RSU 21 School Board and awarded new terms to incumbent selectmen and trustees who were uncontested in their reelection bids. Dogs on the beach Question 1 asked voters to amend the Animal C...

increase font size Election 2021: Kennebunkport voters approve short-term rental Voters also elected a new RSU 21 School Board member and returned two selectmen to office. Share Voters here approved four ordinance amendments, elected municipal and school board officials and ratified the RSU 21 school budget at the Tuesday, June 8 election. Tammy Wells photo KENNEBUNKPORT- Voters here elected an RSU 21 board member, returned two selectmen to office, approved several ordinance amendments and r...

KENNEBUNK, Maine – Recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, improving communication, and increasing the district’s focus on children and curriculum were recurring themes when the six candidates for RSU 21 School Board were recently interviewed about their campaigns. Another theme that often popped up: all candidates are newcomers looking to step off the sidelines and onto the field to oversee the district during a challenging time in education. A change in the boards makeup is inevitable, ...