Māhia resident upset at council over privacy breach
A Māhia resident says he has been left "numb" by the publishing of his personal information in the local newspaper via a district council response.
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A Māhia resident says he has been left "numb" by the publishing of his personal information in the local newspaper via a district council response.
Wiscasset should do a town-wide property revaluation next year, Town Manager Dennis Simmons told selectmen May 3. “I just want it out there, because everyone gets a little upset when you talk about revaluation, especially now with home prices being...
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