Harpswell Board of Selectmen

Harpswell selectmen seek historical evidence to support beach easement

HARPSWELL — The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously June 3 to collect historical evidence that could be used to prove the public has earned permanent access to a private beach. Cedar Beach, on Bailey Island, is off a private dirt road used by nearby residents. Visitors current...

Steve Mistler • News •
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 at 2:10 pm
Group sues to prevent closing of West Harpswell School

HARPSWELL — A group fighting to prevent the closing of West Harpswell School is taking its case to court. Friends for Harpswell Education on Monday filed a lawsuit against state Education Commission Susan Gendron and School Administrative District 75, disputing the district's rationale f...

Steve Mistler • News •
Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at 12:30 pm

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Harpswell selectmen consider putting pier assessment to voters

HARPSWELL — Residents could be asked to make a decision at the March 13, 2010, Town Meeting about the future of the the pier at Mitchell Field. On Dec. 17, the Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to set a public hearing on a grant-funded assessment of the pier. If the analysis is ap...

Steve Mistler • News •
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Amid probes by developers, Harpswell awaits specific proposals for Mitchell Field

HARPSWELL — With the master plan for the 119-acre Mitchell Field still nearly two years from its full implementation, the town is preparing for the likelihood that businesses inquiries will increase at the former U.S. Navy fuel depot. The prospect of economic development opportuni...

Steve Mistler • News •
Thursday, August 6, 2009 at 9:50 am
m-harpnominations-011609 Harpswell nomination papers due Jan. 28

HARPSWELL — Nomination papers for three elected offices are due Jan. 28.

Steve Mistler • News •
Friday, January 16, 2009 at 10:37 am
Selectmen to consider municipal wind turbine

HARPSWELL - Voters at March Town Meeting could decide if the town should build a small wind turbine to power municipal offices.

Steve Mistler • News •
Friday, December 12, 2008 at 8:52 am

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Harpswell Board of Selectmen

Harpswell selectmen seek historical evidence to support beach easement

Group sues to prevent closing of West Harpswell School

Harpswell selectmen consider putting pier assessment to voters

Amid probes by developers, Harpswell awaits specific proposals for Mitchell Field

m-harpnominations-011609 Harpswell nomination papers due Jan. 28

Selectmen to consider municipal wind turbine

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