Friday, February 08, 2008
from the Kennebec Journal
CENTRAL MAINE As some local charities suffer, focus turning to Planet Aid
UNITED AGAINST FORESTRY CUTS
Exact change lanes disappearing
Scrutiny of police shootings urged
MANCHESTER RECYCLING THE EASY WAY
Winthrop invites residents to 'vision'
CONY SEEKS A FINISHING TOUCH
Patriots done? How?
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SKOWHEGAN TRAFFIC HEARING TODAY
Use of deadly force by police under scrutiny
FOREST SERVICE CUTS UNDER FIRE
Gogan gets six months in jail
Farmington man guilty of threat
Patriots done? How?
GIRLS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Road trip paying dividends for Eagles
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CHINA — The Budget Committee meets at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Town Office to make a recommendation on the proposed expenditure selectmen approved Monday.
Selectmen added to the March 29 town business meeting warrant an article asking if voters will appropriate up to $81,500 from undesignated fund balance to buy the lot south of the Town Office, at the intersection of Lakeview Drive and Alder Park Road. Fund requests are submitted to town meeting voters with recommendations from the selectmen and the Budget Committee. Selectmen voted 3-1 Monday to recommend that voters approve the expenditure.
The Budget Committee is scheduled to begin study of the 2008-09 school budget at a Feb. 20 joint meeting with the School Committee, scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Town Office.
RIORDAN TO GIVE SCHOOLS REPORT
The School Committee meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday, not Monday as originally scheduled, at China Middle School, with the 2008-09 budget on the agenda. The meeting is slated to begin with a presentation on Winslow High School by Principal Douglas Carville. School Union 52 Superintendent Hugh Riordan’s report includes updates on school consolidation and legislative action.




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