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Perham residents confront selectmen over road project - Vimarsana News

Perham residents confront selectmen over road project

The Perham Select Board held a tense meeting Monday during which members of the public expressed concern about the recently completed Blackstone Road project.

Paul LePage calls for toll relief for at least 90 days - Vimarsana News

Paul LePage calls for toll relief for at least 90 days

Former Governor Paul LePage is calling on Governor Janet Mills and the Maine Legislature to reduce the gas tax by at least 50%

Pulse Newsletter: Mills Makes History By Committing To Fully Fund Education - Vimarsana News

Pulse Newsletter: Mills Makes History By Committing To Fully Fund Education

Maine.gov In this week’s newsletter: The governor’s historic education funding proposal; the Maine State Chamber of Commerce organizes anti-public power group; pandemic-induced gas tax losses; the anti-vax side hustle; no more guests for a GOP state lawmaker; and the national media’s obsession with Jared Golden’s tattoos. Gov. Janet Mills sounded almost triumphant when she announced a change to the state’s next two-year budget that will pump an additional $187 million into local schools. "I think it's a mission accomplished for the state of Maine that we've finally reached that goal...

Livermore board gets update on IRS payments, reviews state request for Church Street designation - Vimarsana News

Livermore board gets update on IRS payments, reviews state request for Church Street designation

Read Article LIVERMORE — Selectpersons on Tuesday were told the town got a bill for $3,615 last week from the IRS due to misapplication of a payment. “That represents what they say is owed for the first quarter of 2020,” Administrative Assistant Aaron Miller said. “What happened was the Jan. 16 payment was applied to the first quarter of 2019 instead of 2020. Because of that, it throws off our tax deposits for 2020.” Miller said Treasurer Mary Castonguay spoke with the IRS on Friday. A six-week hold was put on the account to give time to straighten it out, reconcile it on the townâ...