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The Kennebunk Charter Commission is proposing revisions that would set higher thresholds for recalls against elected officials and more.

Cooper said she is “extremely pleased” to continue the “important work” of the district and to serve students, staff members and the community.

When asked whether Stentiford should be recalled, 1,716 voters replied “no,” while 516 answered “yes.” Five voters left their ballots blank.

The vote on whether to recall Tim Stentiford from the school board follows months of tension in the community.

On March 29, voters will have the final say in whether RSU 21 School Board member Tim Stentiford should be recalled.

Justice Wayne Douglas is expected to render a decision prior to the March 29 Special Town Meeting on whether the town has the authority to conduct a recall election.

Superior Court Justice Wayne Douglas to decide whether Town of Kennebunk has the right to hold a recall vote of a school board official on March 29.

In a recent letter (Feb. 11), Norm Archer asserted that to infer that the true motive behind the Regional School Unit 21 recall lies in bigotry is “lazy.” Lazy, or just obvious? As I have observed the evolution of the recall, I have marveled at the level of contortion that recall proponents have performed to […]

I am outraged by the current effort to recall a Regional School Unit 21 board member. I am grateful to a group of citizens (dubbed The Upstanders) working to fight this costly, unjust and damaging recall. They are asking the hard questions, and ensuring that a flawed system is implemented with as much transparency and […]

The district tried to stop a recall vote in the town of Kennebunk, but a judge rejected the emergency request.