Earla Haggerty, Clinton’s Town Manager, said she’s spoken with residents who want “real” recycling instead of sending the town’s materials to the Penobscot Energy Recovery Center to be incinerated.
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Agricultural fair in Clinton sees large opening day turnout
The fair charges $5 for admission, but children under the age of 12 can enter for free. Parking at the fairgrounds is also free.
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Long running agricultural fair returns to Clinton
Attendees at the Clinton Lions Agricultural Fair can enjoy the vendors, midway rides, live entertainment and exhibits from Thursday to Sunday for an admission fee of $5.
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Clinton Lions Agricultural Fair set for Sept. 5-8
Fair will kick off Thursday with a puppet show, Maine Dairy Princess and Jr. Princess contest finals, Stock Pickup Pulling, more.
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Residents of Fairfield area school district approve revised budget
If the newest $27.12 million budget isn’t passed by voters on Sept. 12, it will be the third failed budget in a matter of months.
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Petitioners want to do away with Clinton police department
Jerome ‘Jerry’ Blaisdell launched the campaign to oust Clinton’s police department in favor of using Maine State Police in the community instead.
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Exhibitors, parade participants sought
Clinton Lions Club Agricultural Fair’s 66th annual street parade set for Sept. 7 in downtown Clinton.
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Three new members of Fairfield area school board appointed at council meeting
Beth Lambert, Judy Reeves and Rae Davis-Folsom are the newest members of SAD 49’s School Board, filling the positions which were left vacant after a trio of resignations on July 10.
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Fairfield vacancies on SAD 49 school board to be filled at council meeting
Six Fairfield residents applied to fill the three vacancies on the board after the resignations of Shelley Rudnicki, Tim Martin and Caroline Toto-Lawrence.
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Fire destroys Clinton horse barn and apartment, five homeless, but horses rescued
Fire tore through a large horse stable and attached apartment Saturday night, destroying the apartment and a horse business and leaving a woman and four children homeless.