Election 2007 News

An interview with the proposed Town Hall

Recently, Board of Selectmen Chairman David Marshall and local resident Sue Little, who are both serving on the Municipal Building Committee, discussed the needs and plans for a new Town Hall.

Voters to decide 91 questions at the polls on May 19

From candidate races for key town boards to the school and municipal operating budgets, local voters will decide a total of 91 ballot questions at this year’s Budget Referendum on May 19.

Dorrian, Gregg vie for three-year term on Board of Selectmen

Incumbent Selectman Len Dorrian and longtime local resident Kinley Gregg are vying for a three-year term on the Board of Selectmen.

Three candidates seeking to fill remaining term of Selectman Torbert Macdonald, Jr.

James Adams, Michael Ehrenborg and Ted Little would all bring different experiences to their service on the Board of Selectmen, but all three hope to serve the one two-year term to be decided at the polls on May 19.

School budget of just under $24.7 million to be decided May 19

It will be up to the voters to decide the proposed fiscal 2008 York School Department budget, which has met the Tax Task Force model and won the full support of the Budget Committee.

Three vie for two seats on the York School Committee

In the race for School Committee, incumbent member Mary Jane Merrill, Laurie Coffenberry and Julie Eneman are vying for two three-year terms on the board.

Budget Committee race heats up

Although in February only one candidate had expressed interest in any of the three open positions on the Budget Committee, the race for the two three-year terms on the board has now become contested with Charles Steedman and Steven Samborski on the ballot and Stephanie Vallee organizing a write-in campaign.

Several races uncontested at the polls

For several races to be decided at the polls on May 19, just enough candidates filed paperwork to fill the current seats.