No contested races in Southwest Harbor elections
SOUTHWEST HARBOR — When residents head to the polls on May 7, they will find just one choice for the one open seat on the Select Board.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR — When residents head to the polls on May 7, they will find just one choice for the one open seat on the Select Board.
Shaw Jewelry is having a public art opening on Wednesday, May 25, from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
During heavy rains, water runs in under the garage door that faces the main school building.
Principal Matt Haney presented the concept plan to the school’s trustees board on Monday.
Southwest Harbor Town Meeting election results Town Clerk Marilyn Lowell, left, counts ballots with Deputy Town Clerk Jennifer LaHaye, right, and an election clerk. SOUTHWEST HARBOR — There were 147 votes cast on Tuesday during the election portion of Southwest Harbor’s annual Town Meeting. All races were uncontested, with all but the one seat on the Board of Selectmen going to incumbents. Dan Norwood was the only candidate for the open Board of Selectmen seat, and he won with 128 votes. Susan Allen and John Bench were reelected to their seats on the Southwest Harbor Sch...