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Rockport Town Manager William Post resigns Tue, 04/13/2021 - 10:00am Rockport Town Manager William Post (File photo by Louis Bettcher) The Rockport Select Board has received the resignation of Rockport’s Town Manager, William Post. Rockport Select Board Chair Debra Hall said in a news release: "Bill has been an excellent Town Manager during the 20 months he has been at the helm. His financial skills and wealth of experience from previous leadership positions have been valuable to the Town. Although we regret his departure, we support him and his decision. “Bill has chosen to acc...

Wednesday, July 29, 2020 ROCKPORT — The Select Board in Rockport will convene Monday evening, Feb . 22, at 5:30 p.m., via Zoom to review three bids to extend the sewer along Route 1 from the existing line terminus near Sea Light Lane to South Street. The board will also consider how it will finance the town’s purchase of a Daigle & Houghton Western Star 4700SF plow truck for the Public Works Department. The board approved the purchase at its Jan. 11 meeting, and Town Manager William Post is suggesting the town finance it through Androscoggin Bank for a total of $202,730, at an interest ra...

ROCKPORT — On February 12, 2021, Town Manager William Post and Select Board Chair Debra Hall presented Rockport Postmaster Steve Culpovich with an Honorary Rockport Resident award for his exemplary service to the residents of Rockport over the past...

ROCKPORT — On February 12, 2021, Town Manager William Post and Select Board Chair Debra Hall presented Rockport Postmaster Steve Culpovich with an Honorary Rockport Resident award for his exemplary service to the residents of Rockport over the past...

Notes from Lime City: Fracking (with Summit Natural Gas) While the World Burns A station on the Maritimes & Northeast natural gas pipeline in Searsmont. The new service proposed by Summit Natural Gas for the midcoast would most likely tap into this run, which follows a power line corridor through the midcoast. (Photo: Ethan Andrews) by Nathan Kroms Davis & Becca Shaw Glaser 2/16/2021 8:53 AM select Detail from “Water Ways,” by the Beehive Design Collective (Courtesy beehivecollective.org) Nate is a Rockland city councilor, but ...