Kennebec Journal area June 8 election roundup
Unofficial results reported by municipal clerks from Tuesday s voting.
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A voter casts a ballot Tuesday at James A. Bragoli Memorial Gym at Gardiner Area High School. Throughout the region, residents weighed in on local budgets, races and more. See CentralMaine.com for updated results.
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Here is a roundup of unofficial results, as reported by municipal clerks:
MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT 11
Voters approved the $26.84 million budget for Gardiner-based MSAD 11, 207-106.
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GARDINER
Gardiner passed the MSAD 11 budget with 85-26 in favor. For the adult education budget, 89 voted in favor and 22 against.
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A new mystery series set in Plymouth is hitting the bookshelves, and local author Pamela Kelley is excited to release her latest project that offers suspense and local attraction for Southeastern Massachusetts readers.
Pamela Kelley is originally from the Cape and began writing for fun many years ago. She didn’t get serious with it until she moved to Plymouth about eight years ago and met her new neighbor, who happened to be a mystery writer. It got the wheels turning for her to fully commit as an author, and after a few years, her casual hobby turned into a lucrative business as she found herself on
Paris police officers responded to a disturbance call involving a knife in the 2100 block of Culbertson Street on Tuesday. They contacted a complainant who said a family member had pushed them down, assaulting them.
Officers checked for warrants and found that the suspect, Adriona Dunwood, had outstanding misdemeanor warrants. As officers placed Dunwood under arrest, she began to resist arrest, officers said. She was subsequently charged with resisting arrest and assault-family violence.
Woman charged with criminal trespass
Officers were sent to a motel in the 400 block of 35th Street NE in regards to a disturbance. They met the manager who said a tenant had been disturbing other tenants and harassing the management. The same tenant had been making harassing calls to 911.
Print article A Utah-based assisted-living company wants to build up to 120 skilled nursing beds in South Anchorage a move that could increase the number of long-scarce nursing home slots available in the municipality by roughly a third. Maple Springs Management LLC has already broken ground on an assisted-living facility planned for 11000 C St. in South Anchorage, said the company’s Kansas City-based owner Marc Dunn. The site is just south of O’Malley Road. Maple Springs already operates facilities in Palmer and Wasilla has now asked the state’s health department for a certificate of need to allow construction at the South Anchorage site, according to an online public notice.