Thomaston Select News Today

Two Thomaston citizens, Kimberly Matthews and Emily McBrayer, have stepped forward to run for one open seat on the Thomaston Select Board. Voting will take place June 11 at the polls. Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each...

June is when many Maine citizens weigh how much to spend on school budgets, and polls are open on Election Day for voters to cast ballots on other business, including municipal and county budgets. It is also time to elect local officers to municipal...

Two residents will be on the June ballot vying for a seat on the Thomaston Select Board. They will answer questions from the public during a “Meet the Candidates” event,

THOMASTON — Hunting is allowed in the Thomaston Town Forest once again after the Select Board reversed its prohibition of all hunting activity on that property.

With the end of 2023 in sight, The Courier-Gazette takes a look back at some of the significant events of the year. There were many big and impactful weather events,

Thank you to all the voters who came out last Tuesday and elected me to serve on the Thomaston Select Board. I am deeply humbled and grateful for your support. But whether you voted for me or not I want you to know that I will serve you the best...

THOMASTON — Appleton resident and longtime town employee John Fancy was presented with the Alfred Jellison Award for Lifetime Achievement during the Monday, Oct. 23 meeting of the Thomaston Select

THOMASTON — Former state senator Chris Rector has taken out nomination papers to run for a seat on the Thomaston Select Board.