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Midcoast town rejects giving away town land for new homes

Midcoast town rejects giving away town land for new homes
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Midcoast town may give away some of its land for new homes

The skyrocketing cost of renting and owning homes is forcing more municipalities to try to develop additional housing and keep prices down.

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St George town manager to retire

ST. GEORGE — Town Manager Rick Erb has announced that he will be retiring at the end of June.

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Unable to sustain itself with donations, St George nonprofit ambulance service looks to town for help

ST. GEORGE After almost 70 years, the last nonprofit ambulance service in Knox County is no longer able to sustain itself through fundraising efforts, grants, and volunteer personnel. Now, the Town must decide whether to incorporate the emergency.

United statesSouth thomastonKnox countyKevin mccaffertyRick erbAmy drinkwaterRichard batesGeorge volunteer firefighters ambulance associationNumber of servicesPen bay medical centerTown manager rick erbGeorge volunteer firefightersAmbulance associationSelect board chair richard batesSenior citizensUnable to sustain itself with donations

Unable to continue through donations, nonprofit ambulance service looks to municipality for help

ST. GEORGE After almost 70 years, the last nonprofit ambulance service in Knox County is no longer able to sustain itself through fundraising efforts, grants, and volunteer personnel. Now, the Town must decide whether to incorporate the emergency.

United statesSouth thomastonKnox countyKevin mccaffertyRick erbAmy drinkwaterRichard batesGeorge volunteer firefighters ambulance associationNumber of servicesPen bay medical centerTown manager rick erbGeorge volunteer firefightersAmbulance associationSelect board chair richard batesSenior citizensUnable to continue through donations

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