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At the recent Kingfield Select Board meeting, discussions centered on property valuations, community aesthetics and school budget challenges.

Kingfield residents approved a $2,088,761 municipal budget and elected several officials during the annual town meeting, which featured extensive community participation and debate on various budget items.

Wade Browne and Kim Jordan were elected selectmen, Mary Nodine and Ben Davis as school board directors.

Wade Browne and Kim Jordan were elected selectmen, Mary Nodine and Ben Davis as school board directors.

KINGFIELD -- There are two open seats on the Kingfield Board of Selectman this year. Wade Browne, a selectman since 2012 and current vice chair, is running for re-election unopposed. Incumbent Polly MacMichael has been on the board since 2021. Her seat is being challenged by Kingfield resident Kim Jordan. Voting for Kingfield Selectmen and

Voters will decide on a nearly $1.7 million budget June 3.

Pictured is the side and back view of one of two electric utility boxes that support the new streetlights in downtown Kingfield. The VEC is putting out a public bid to have a Maine artist design artwork to paint on each box. The Town of Kingfield has approved to appropriate TIF funds for the project.

Attendance at the Tuesday public hearing on a Town Manager form of government. (Jeff Maget photo) KINGFIELD—Chair of the Kingfield Select Board Morgan Dunham opened the Tuesday, Jan. 3 meeting at 6 p.m. After approving the minutes of the previous meeting, Dunham opened a public hearing to consider moving from the current Administrative Assistant form

The fireworks finale during the 2022 Kingfield POPS. (Annie Twitchell photo) KINGFIELD -- Following community efforts to save the beloved summer concert, the Kingfield POPS is on track for the 19th annual concert on Saturday, June 24, 2023. On December 1, the board of directors announced their decision to cease the annual summer concert due

Robert Lightbody of Bangor’s Sewall Co. discusses creating a five-year plan for Kingfield’s roads to the Select Board at their roads work session. Listening from left, Chair Morgan Dunham, Walt Kilbreth, Wade Browne and Administrative Assistant Leanna Targett. (Jeffrey Maget photo) KINGFIELD — The Select Board held a one-hour work session on roads Wednesday, Dec.