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Drivers in Boothbay Harbor may see changes to town parking rules in the upcoming season, including an extended enforcement period. March 11, the selectboard reviewed over 20 ordinance changes to bring to public hearing March 25. Some were around...

The Jan. 10 and 13 storms that caused heavy damage to private property and neighboring towns largely spared Boothbay Harbor’s municipal property, according to Town Manager Julia Latter. Latter gave a report to selectmen at their Jan. 29 meeting with...

The Community School District planning and vote on the $89 million school renovations and building dominated the local news in 2023, with the end result being the voters turning down the plan in November. This coming year, voters will be asked to...

Boothbay Harbor will soon be getting a new public works truck to help with snow plowing this year. The selectboard approved a $73,000 purchase order for the truck, which will come outfitted for the work. “This is the best deal we can get,” said...

Jim Kenyon: These are the questions Jim Kenyon. Copyright (c) Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Modified: 5/4/2021 8:53:56 PM A few burning questions while waiting to see what happens first: The Red Sox returning to earth after what has started out as a surprisingly promising season or Hanover lifting its outdoor mask requirement. What of Guy Scaife, former Thetford town manager? Scaife is a finalist for the city adminis...

Upper Valley officials send infrastructure earmark wish lists to NH, Vt. lawmakers Modified: 4/15/2021 7:55:40 PM WEST LEBANON — Upper Valley officials are hopeful that the return of earmarks — pet projects meant to buttress lawmakers’ support for federal spending bills — will help pay for local infrastructure projects that might otherwise sit on the back burner for years. New sidewalks in Lebanon, a multi-use path in Hanover and repairs to Claremont City Hall’s copper dome are just s...