York Town News
Last week, the members of St. Aspinquid Masonic Lodge in York donated the proceeds from their annual Chowderfest to benefit the York Food Pantry. Pictured here, York Food Pantry Director Tom Whelan and Mary Andrews of York Community Service Association receive the donation from Bob Hoyt of St. Aspinquid Lodge.
Courtesy photo
What if the town had an election and nobody came?
Ever wondered what it would like to be an otter?
Join the International Women's Club of New England on June 3 at the historic Wentworth-by-the-Sea in New Castle, N.H., for an afternoon of food, fashion, entertainment and even an international marketplace.
We have the planet on loan, and it’s our obligation to hand it over in better shape than we found it.
Just two days after the town election, the new Board of Selectmen got right to work a look at some key issues facing the town.
Rep. Windol Weaver has won the full support of the Legislature’s Transportation Committee for a bill that will put a hold on plans to build a new toll plaza to replace the local entrance to the Maine Turnpike.
When Mike Little was asked how he would like people to remember his son, Spc. Kyle A. Little, who was killed earlier this month by a roadside bomb in Iraq, he spoke of his son's love for Little League, the Red Sox and baseball in general.
Help support longtime York High School teacher Jack Hoyt in his battle against cancer by attending a fundraiser next Thursday, May 31.
The numbers are scary.
York Public Safety News
Click it or ticket?
Although the Patriots' Day nor'easter did not blast the cost of York with the same flooding that fell nearly one year earlier with the Mother’s Day storm of 2006, help is available for those who sustained damage to their property as a result of the storm.
Briefs
The York American Legion invites you to remember our nation’s fallen heroes on Memorial Day and always. Visit
http://wandascountryhome.com/commonsoldier/index.html to learn more.
Ongoing
By Town Planner Steve Burns
