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Milford will drop its tax rate for the sixth year in row, mayor says - Vimarsana News

Milford will drop its tax rate for the sixth year in row, mayor says

Milford will drop its tax rate for the sixth year in row, mayor says Saul Flores FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 The Milford Board of Aldermen vote on the 2021-22 municipal budget at the board’s April 5 meeting.Zoom screen captureShow MoreShow Less 3of3 MILFORD — The city’s tax rate will decrease for the sixth consecutive year, according to the mayor. The 2021-22 city budget passed by the Board of Aldermen contained few modifications from the package approved by the Board of Finance in March, but did change the tax rate, from 27.67 mills to 27.65 mills. “Milford’s mill rate, already lowe...

Future of shellfishing across Maine  - Mount Desert Islander - Vimarsana News

Future of shellfishing across Maine  - Mount Desert Islander

Future of shellfishing across Maine  April 9, 2021 on News, Waterfront ORONO — The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the University of Maine will host a talk on learning, equity and collaboration in Maine and Wabanaki wild shellfisheries on Monday, April 12, from 3-4 p.m.  The future of shellfishing across Maine and Wabanaki homelands is uncertain, as wild clam and mussel fisheries face pressures from warming ocean temperatures and unsustainable economic and social conditions.   There is room for optimism, however, as a growing network of p...

Maine, Wabanaki shellfisheries to be discussed April 12 - Vimarsana News

Maine, Wabanaki shellfisheries to be discussed April 12

Read Article ORONO — The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the University of Maine will host a talk about learning, equity and collaboration in Maine and Wabanaki wild shellfisheries from 3 to 4 p.m. Monday, April 12. The future of shellfishing across Maine and Wabanaki homelands is uncertain, as wild clam and mussel fisheries face pressures from warming ocean temperatures and unsustainable economic and social conditions. There is room for optimism, however, as a growing network of partners across coastal shellfish communities work together for the health an...

Liberty's sunset: Death of a nation - Vimarsana News

Liberty's sunset: Death of a nation

Liberty’s sunset: Death of a nation By Hungarian Revolution 2021: Reichstag Fire 2.0: a 5-year coup d'état When I woke to the following threat (Fig. 1) from John O. Brennan, Obama’s Felix Dzerzhinsky[1] – fired from “Rasputin” Dorsey’s high powered propaganda machine, Twitter, on Facebook – like the opening volley on Ft. Sumter, and I checked Parler only to find that it was indeed shut down, I thought: Marxists and monopolists do not make idle threats! Does this sound like healing the nation, as Joe Biden suggested? Note the article "DOD, FBI Vetting National Guard Members in DC: P...

HHF trustees to discuss Presson's views - Vimarsana News

HHF trustees to discuss Presson's views

HHF trustees to discuss Presson’s views Janet Presson speaks at a Waynesville Board of Aldermen meeting on Dec. 8, 2020. Haywood County photo A nonprofit health care foundation serving Haywood County is set to discuss whether one of its trustee’s anti-vaccine, anti-mask advocacy is relevant to her position on its board. The Haywood Healthcare Foundation’s nominating committee held a special called meeting on Jan. 11 and decided the issue should come before the full board. “A trustee brought a concern and request for removal as per bylaws,” said Anthony Sutton, chairman ...