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May16 - May 29, 2008 |
News > Town Topics
State shoreland zoning requirements could impact up to 1,200 properties
The town is working on the required zoning amendments to bring the town's ordinances into compliance with the state's shoreland regulations, and Community Development Department Steve Burns is encouraging residents who might be affected by the changes to find out what the proposals mean before the public hearings begin this summer.Packed agenda for final meeting of current Board of Selectmen
From a farewell to one of its own to a proposal to donate one piece of town-owned land to Habitat for Humanity, the current Board of Selectmen's final meeting was anything but a quiet one.Planning Board continues preliminary review of Walgreens proposal
When the Planning Board had its most recent meeting on May 8, the continued review of a plan to bring a Walgreens Pharmacy to Route 1 was the agenda item to get the most attention.Senior Center volunteers honored for their service
Ask the staff of the York Senior Center about their volunteers, and you'll hear nothing but words of praise.Cleaning Mount A on Earth Day
The summit of Mount Agamenticus and its surrounding trail system received some TLC courtesy of volunteers from the Timberland Corporation and residents of York County on Earth Day, April 22.
