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Winslow town councilors speak out over recent emails - Vimarsana News

Winslow town councilors speak out over recent emails

WINSLOW -- Tensions flared in the town of Winslow when an email exchange between two town councilors about a fellow council member's absence was brought to the public.

Winslow school budget voted down by council after contentious meeting - Vimarsana News

Winslow school budget voted down by council after contentious meeting

Opposition mounted over a proposed 7% budget increase and the hiring of four new positions despite vocal support from educators and promises from the town office that tax bills would not increase this year.

Winslow council considers public transit program for older residents - Vimarsana News

Winslow council considers public transit program for older residents

Councilor Fran Hudson and Town Manager Ella Bowman proposed reviving the town's partnership with KVCAP to offer residents on-call bus service.

Winslow officials cut paramedic roles amid budget overruns, fears of 'bare bones' coverage - Vimarsana News

Winslow officials cut paramedic roles amid budget overruns, fears of 'bare bones' coverage

Winslow Public Safety Director Leonard Macdaid said many of Winslow's firefighters have expressed a willingness to become trained paramedics, which could alleviate expense pressure with relying on per-diem paramedics.

Winslow officials cut paramedic roles amid budget overruns, fears of 'bare bones' coverage - Vimarsana News

Winslow officials cut paramedic roles amid budget overruns, fears of 'bare bones' coverage

Winslow Public Safety Director Leonard Macdaid said many of Winslow's firefighters have expressed a willingness to become trained paramedics, which could alleviate expense pressure with relying on per-diem paramedics.