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By Camille Fine & Dan Bancroft The York Weekly YORK VILLAGE, Maine — In preparation for Memorial Day, the Committee for Veterans' Affairs, local veterans organizations and community members assembled Friday afternoon to place nearly 1,100 flags alongside veterans' graves throughout First Parish Cemetery. This year, for the first time in recent memory, Gold Star mothers had flags placed on their graves too, according to cemetery superintendent Todd Frederick, who is also a member of the Board of Selectmen. “We’re really excited to honor the mothers of Gold star recipients," Frederick ...

In addition to their decisions about budgets, voters had choices in three key contests: Board of Selectmen, Budget Committee and School Committee

Editor's note: Election results will be published on Seacoastonline.com as soon as they are available. Polls close at 8 p.m.  YORK, Maine — Voters headed to the polls Saturday at York High School, where the final ballots are being cast in the town's annual budget referendum and election. In addition to deciding the outcome of contested races for the Board of Selectmen, Budget Committee and York School Committee, pandemic-weary residents will either accept or reject each component of a 3.9% budget increase local leaders have proposed.  Polling place hours and absentee voting During the ...

YORK, Maine — Rhonda and Dana Rohrabacher, a couple known for their work in GOP politics at the federal level, have begun involving themselves in the political process at the local level here in their new hometown ahead of this month's nonpartisan municipal election. The couple bought a home here in 2019 after Dana Rohrabacher, who garnered a reputation as a leading defender of Russia during his 30 years in Congress, lost his 2018 bid for reelection as a U.S. representative for California. In a Facebook post about their move, Dana Rohrabacher praised York as having "a much more traditi...

York Hospital CEO Dr. Patrick Taylor meets with local leaders New leader notes pandemic has 'changed the landscape' in the nonprofit's strategic priorities YORK, Maine — Meeting in person for the first time in months, members of the Board of Selectmen gathered for a special meeting Wednesday, May 5, at the York Police Department to greet the new leader of York Hospital, Dr. Patrick A. Taylor, and welcome him into the community. Taylor took over as president and CEO of the independent nonprofit health care organization last month after spending three decades at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort ...