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Volume 163 No. 12
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March 20 - 26, 2015
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MARCH TERRIFIC KIDS - The Terrific Kids award ceremony
for March was held at Ridge View Community School
in Dexter recently. The nine students were honored
for attaining their goals by Principal Paula McHugh.
They received a certificate and tokens from the Dexter
Kiwanians. The students are pictured in back, left to
right: Kassidy Fogg, Mickayla Fogg, Jenna Daggett, and
Nicholas Palmer. In front: Samantha Lovely, Emily Easler,
Stone Rotta, and Jared Bard. Not pictured: Colby Tilley.
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Lake View Plt., Lily Bay, Maxfield, Mayfield, Medford, Milo, Monson, Orneville, Parkman, Ripley, Sangerville, Sebec, Shirley Mills, St. Albans, Wellington, Williamsburg, Willimantic.
The Eastern Gazette
Page One
March 20 - 26, 2015
619th Transporation Company to
begin “Maple Caravan” long haul
mission across Canada
DEXTER - The 619th Transportation Company, an Army
Reserve unit out of Dexter, will
begin a long haul mission as part
of Exercise MAPLE CARAVAN
2015. During this training exercise the 619th TC will transport
Canadian Army equipment from
Canadian Forces Base Valcartier
to Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. This is the first time an
Army Reserve transportation
unit has conducted a long haul
mission across Canada.
Exercise MAPLE CARAVAN
15 will ultimately involve more
than 300 Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers. During
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The Annual Town Meeting will be held on Saturday,
March 21, 2015 at the Parkman Grange Hall
at 10:30 am
Brenda J. Hartford
Town Clerk
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NOW TAKING ENROLLMENT
FOR 2015/2016
PRE-SCHOOL thru GRADE 12
College Prep Program/Courses for College Credit
* Excellent Student - Teacher ratio
* International and Exchange Programs
* Member Maine Principal’s Association
* Class “D” Interscholastic/Athletic Programs
* Before and After School Childcare available
OPEN HOUSE
March 27th
3-8 p.m.
THREE and FOUR YEAR OLD half or full day PROGRAMS
State Licensed and Aspire Approved
www.highviewchristianacademy.org or 285-7978
Located on Rt. #11 just off Rt. #15 - 1 mile from Corinth
Prices
Adults— $6.00
Seniors 65 and older,
plus children ten and
under—$5.00
Sunday - March 22, 2015
7:00 am to 10:00 am at the
Immediate Family
(up to six members)—
$25.00
**Foxcroft Academy Gymnasium**
Q106.5 JR Mitchell will
be on hand once again
flipping pancakes ~
Pancakes and French Toast
50/50 raffle $1 each or
6 for $5.00
THANK YOU TO OUR EARLY BIRD
CORPORATE SPONSORS:
AMB Signs
Bob’s Sugarhouse
Cleaves Farms
Dover-Foxcroft Fire Dept.
Dover-Foxcroft Kiwanis
Freyhoffer
French Construction
Nor’easter Restaurant
Piscataquis Observer
Plum Creek
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Will’s Shop ‘n Save
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(with Maple Syrup
donated by Bob's Sugar House
in Dover-Foxcroft)
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon | Sausage
Homemade Home Fries
Juice | Coffee | Tea | Milk
Proceeds will go towards
Homecoming Celebration
Sponsored by:
Dover-Foxcroft Shiretown Homecoming Committee
Contact:
Will Wedge 564-3246, Breakfast Chair for more
Information.
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March 20 - 26, 2015
The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
207-270-6112
Open 7 Days a Week
Rt. 7 North, ITS 85, Dexter
Come In & Help Us Celebrate our 2nd Anniversary
with a 1/2 Price Appetizer!
On the Lake Ice Fishing? Out Snowmobiling?
Or Just looking for an EXCEPTIONAL Meal
Stop in for Daily Specials. Ice Cold Beer and Full Bar
BOB’S Sugarhouse
OPEN HOUSE
Maine Maple Sunday Weekend
Saturday, March 21 - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and
Sunday, March 22 - 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Maple Breakfast At Foxcroft Academy 7 - 10 a.m.
• Free Samples • Maple Syrup • Demonstrations
• Door Prizes • Maple Taffy • Fun for All
Enjoy Maple Sundaes, Maple Cotton Candy,
Maple Whoopie Pies, Maple Baked Goodies,
Maple Baked Beans, Balloons for the Kids & Much More
Very Popular Maple Cotton Candy!
252 East Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426
PINEWOOD DERBY - Sangerville’s Pack 61 Cub scouts held their 2015 Annual Pinewood Derby recently.
The scouts built 5 oz, 7 inch long pine cars from kits and raced them on the packs 30’ long gravity track.
Trophies for each Den as well as top 4 overall winners were awarded based on the averaged time of four
runs measured to 0.0001 seconds. Certificates and buttons were also awarded to the Scouts in 13 categories such as “Best Paint job” or “Most Patriotic Design.” The Judges panel this year consisted of local
Civic, Political, Religious and Academic leaders who had the hard choice of deciding the awards. Pictured
in back: The Cub master, Den Leaders and the Judges Panel. Center: Wolf and Webelos Dens. Front: Tiger
and Bear Dens
(207) 564-2145
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Local hunting lodge has plans for local vets
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members recently heared from John Poole, owner of Rockin’ P Sporting Lodge & Cabins in Sebec. John shared his personal story at the
meeting of Kiwanis, explaining his plans to help homecoming veterans readjust to life at home by giving opportunities to enjoy the outof-doors with fishing, hunting, and birding activities.
The Poole family is in history books. John’s mother was born and
raised in the Rumford area, where John still has family. His ancestral
family member Luther Hoar is one of the original founders of the Lake
Settlement of Rangeley in 1815. John spent many of his younger years
growing up in Amity, just south of Houlton. His wife’s family is from
New Haven, Vermont. John described how he left Maine for 30 years
while in the military and then in the US Border Patrol. He brought
his family back and purchased the lodge and cabins about three years
ago.
John is licensed as a registered Maine guide and learned nearly
everything he knows about fishing from his mom. The family now
runs full-service hunting, fishing, ATVing, snowmobiling, and shooting sports, and offers a guide service and runs a restaurant. John explained he and his family are putting together plans to offer vets a
hunting retreat. It will be a chance for them to get outside and enjoy
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The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
March 20 - 26, 2015
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INSURGENT
March 20 - April 2
Refer to
www.centertheatre.org
for exact dates and times
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Dover-Foxcroft
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IT’S ALL ABOUT YOU - Aliza Gerrish from Northern Reflections providing a manicure to a caregiver.
Pine Tree Hospice’s Caring for Caregiver event
DOVER-FOXCROFT - “It’s All About You!” was held recently. This was a free event open to all personal
and professional caregivers, past and present, over 30 attendees had the opportunity to have a massage or
manicure; and to try reiki, guided meditation, B.E.S.T., acupuncture, cranio-sacral therapy and essential
oil therapy.
More than 20% of Maine households are impacted by caregiving responsibilities. This translates to one
in five Maine families coping with care for a disabled or chronically ill family member or friend. In the
United States 90% of long-term care is provided by unpaid caregivers. Many caregivers report having difficulty finding time for one’s self, managing stress, and balancing work and family responsibilities.
Pine Tree Hospice’s Caring for the Caregiver programs focus on addressing the needs of caregivers in
our community. So often, these individuals devote their time and energy to caring selflessly for another,
often sacrificing their own well-being. Caring for Caregivers events offer support, education and a little
pampering for these giving individuals.
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Pork Roast Dinner …………… $8.95
Haddock Dinner ……………… $8.95
Fri, Sat & Sun we are making home made pizza!
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Grand Opening
March 21st 10am-5pm
Free Refreshments
First 20 guests will receive a gift!
• Manicure & Pedicure
• Gel Structural Nails
The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
Antonella B. Oms
is MPA Principal
Award winner
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192 Elm St., Route 2
Newport, ME 04953
Food Service Equipment
207-368-4010 , M-F: 8 am - 5 pm, www.bubbasequipment.com
Opening Saturdays During Maple Season!
WE HAVE ALL YOUR MAPLE SYRUP SUPPLIES!
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GUILFORD – Antonella B.
Oms of Guilford, a senior at Piscataquis Community Secondary
School, has been selected to receive the 2015 Principal’s Award.
Principal John Keane has announced. The award, sponsored
by the Maine Principals’ Association, is given in recognition of
a high school senior’s academic
excellence, outstanding school
citizenship and leadership.
Miss Oms has an excellent
academic record and is highly
regarded among staff and students. Antonella and other award
winners and their principals will
attend an Honors Luncheon in
Bangor on April 11.
The Honors Luncheon recognizes these outstanding students
with the presentation of an individual plaque, lapel pin and entered into a drawing giving him
the opportunity to be awarded
one of the ten $1,000.00 scholarships.
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MOOSE TECH 2015 - Maine Highlands FCU recently sponsored
Sedomocha’s Moose Tech 2015. Attendees were invited to get
their picture taken with MHFCU’s Monty Moose. Pictured with
Monty is Sedomocha teacher, Adrienne Parsons.
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The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
11 new live webcams installed in Milo and Brownville
MILO/BROWNVILLE - The Three Rivers Community website has
gone live with 11 of 13 new planned webcams. So far, eight cameras
are in Milo, one is in Brownville, and two are on Schoodic Lake. In
the near future they will also be adding one near C&J’s in Milo, and
one downtown with a view of the Library and Town Hall.
The positions of the current cameras include: Trafton’s Falls, Veterans Memorial Park, Trask Insurance, Upper Main Street, Park
& Main Street, Park Street, Lower Sebec River, Upper Sebec River,
Main Road, and two on Schoodic Lake
The webcams are sponsored by Trask Insurance in Milo, and were
installed by Mike Russell of ProTech Solutions in Atkinson.
March 20 - 26, 2015
From February 23, 2015 to April 19, 2015
Promotional Financing
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Route 100, Grove Hill - Pittsfield (207) 487-3338
Web: huffpowersports.com • M-F 8 AM-5 PM, Sat 8 AM-1 PM
All are invited to the United Methodist Church in
Dover-Foxcroft on Saturday, March 28, from 2:00-4:00.
Light refreshments,
cake & ice cream will be served.
Cards are welcome, no gifts please.
Your presence is your gift.
Vintage Snowsled Ride & Show
Newer sleds welcome too!!
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10 AM Ride- two routes: for vintage sleds, and for newer ones
Meet back at Cambridge General Store for lunch
All by donation- proceeds
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pumps at the General Store
for snowsleds and ATVs.
277-5554 for more information
Sponsored by Cambridge Supertrails
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2015 MAINE FISHING REGULATIONS
This is not a legal presentation. See regulations booklet for full details.
Open Daily
8 AM - 7 PM
GENERAL LAW
General Law applies unless otherwise specified by individual water or county
restrictions. Please refer to individual waters for more detail.
FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS
LANDLOCKED SALMON, TROUT, TOGUE (LAKE TROUT)
5 Brook Trout A,B (includes Splake and Arctic Charr)
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2 Togue (Lake Trout)A
2 Brown TroutA
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“... I no longer have any dog in this fight,
other than that I care about Milo...”
To the Editor:
At 5:00 PM on March 17th, my tenure as Milo Town Manager will come to an
end. What was done to me to bring this about should cause me to shake the dust
from my sandals, turn my back on Milo and just walk away. As a career professional
town manager, I cannot help but feel the weight of my position as I look back at this
Monday evening’s Town Meeting. Like any professional town manager, I care deeply
about the community I serve and the people who live there. So, here goes.
Two critical warrant articles were overwhelmingly defeated at Town Meeting, primarily because I was not allowed to speak to either of them, while individuals were
allowed to spend weeks attacking me and the issues with extreme misrepresentation
and hot button rhetoric that stopped a means of stabilizing the Town’s financial position, on a relatively long term basis, at an average cost much lower than any other
alternative.
Lynn Ricker’s letter to the editor on February 27th was an extreme misrepresentation of the facts. First, as Town Manager, I have ready access to the public information in the Assessor’s Records. Since 2007, Lynn Ricker’s taxes increased by 60%,
not doubled. However, if you look at why, you find out very quickly that she and her
husband renovated their home. As there was no building permit for the majority of
the work, the change in value was not picked up until 2009. If you back that value to
2007, and apply the tax rate at the time, you will find that the taxes not only did not
double, their property taxes dropped by 2.9%.
Due to the continued dis-investment in our community, and the allowance for properties to continue to deteriorate and be junked up, our property values are continuing
to drop. The result is a factored reassessment required by state mandate in 2015. The
taxes will remain very nearly the same, despite the fact that your assessed value will
drop, which means that the mil rate will sharply increase – by nearly 30%. Your property taxes are threatened by the Governor’s proposals, but our legislative delegation
has informed all of us Town Managers in Piscataquis County that he will be lucky to
get enough of a cut to affect Milo’s taxes by $100,000.00, not the $600,000 to $700,000
that the voters were led to believe.
The public works equipment needs to be purchased now at the interest rates the
Town can get this spring, not at the much higher interest rates that are just around
the corner. I will personally vouch for the need to replace each piece of equipment
that was proposed. The financing is by a commercial loan. In the State of Maine today,
a commercial loan to a governmental entity is known as a bond note. This equipment
is not proposed to be funded through the bond bank with the road work. Our equipment is falling apart and we have cut our road crew to bare minimum in the winter
season. One of our snow plow and equipment operators is also our mechanic. He is
increasingly in the garage repairing equipment instead of out keeping the roads open
in the winter and maintained in the summer. The $75,000.00 for the first year payments on the equipment loans was left in the budget, without approving the purchase
of the equipment. As written, this money will be thrown into equipment repairs for
equipment that will not deliver a fair return on the investment in the repair costs.
This makes no sense at all.
The road bond, in simple terms, is the only viable means of stabilizing the costs of
fixing the roads over the next ten to fifteen years. Interest rates, and the cost of paving, are going to spiral out of control to where local government cannot meet the cost
of providing these services. Interest rates for the bond issue will be at historic lows
that have not been seen in over fifty years. The cost of paving will be at the best prices
we will likely see again any time in the future. For two, possibly three construction
seasons, paving costs will likely stay at or below $ 100.00 a ton in Milo. This summer,
whoever wins the State paving contract for our area will be placing a portable asphalt
plant in the Gerrish pit behind the Milo Business Park. This will eliminate much of
the hauling cost in the paving price. To not do this now is to throw away a rare opportunity to save significant money.
Asphalt is one of the end products of refining crude oil. It constituted roughly fifty
percent (50%) of what was left after producing heating oil from heavy crude oil, the
vast majority of the oil refined in the United States since we began refining oil. We
have now changed over to refining almost entirely what is known as light sweet crude
oil of which only seven percent (7%) remains as asphalt. Supply and demand dictates
that there will not be enough to meet the need for continuing to pave roads in the
future, and the prices will go up substantially in coming years. There will be a huge
change in the way we surface our roads in the not too distant future. Milo cannot afford to have to do paving while this change over is taking place. By bringing our roads
up to a fifteen year repaving standard and having everything done by end of 2017, we
buy the time for the new technology to be implemented and costs to drop to the new
normal before Milo will have to do the roads again. We will avoid the high cost end
of asphalt paving and the extremely high cost of the new technology period. We are
also likely to avoid the cost of the major mistakes that will mark the first examples of
the new technologies while our country is struggling to find something that will work
and still be cost effective.
The bottom line on the road bond issue is that it clearly will save the Town of Milo
at least twice as much as it will cost to do it otherwise. It will also avoid some of the
most extreme costs that the evolving new technologies will otherwise force on local
governments who have not acted in a timely manner to deal with this.
If you see the logic in this, you need to understand that the Milo Board of Selectmen is quite demoralized by what happened at the Town Meeting. I doubt you will
see them attempt to bring this back to the voters for a second look. If you have come
to realize that you may have allowed misinformation to stampede you into voting
from fear of impacts that were simply not true, then you will need to approach the Milo
Select Board and ask them to try the bond issue one more time.
Fear of the unknown is used by people with vested and/or ideological interests to
cripple the will of the voters so as to not do what is in their own best interest to do. I
would suggest that, if you choose to do this, you will need to do this at the March 17th
Select Board Meeting as the timing to get into the Spring Bond Bank offering is barely
able to be met. Toni Reed from the Maine Municipal Bond Bank has confirmed that,
if they hear first thing on Wednesday morning March 18th that the Milo Select Board
has warned a revisiting of the bond issue for a Town Meeting as quickly as legally can
be held, the Bond Bank will hold the Town’s position in the bond issue for this Spring.
In my separation agreement with the Town of Milo, I have 100 hours of free management consultant time provided to the Town. I am prepared to help, because I do still
very much care about Milo’s future, but only if it comes from the voters, and only until
I take a new position elsewhere.
What you do with this is up to you. It is still your Town, and after March 17th, is no
longer in any sense my Town. Town Managers are simply the people who you pay to get
the job done and to tell you the inconvenient truths that do not always otherwise come
from local government. We are the people who hold that line in behalf of the public
interest in our individual communities, despite the personal prices we pay for doing so.
Thank you for allowing me to serve you as your Town Manager. Please understand
that I no longer have any dog in this fight, other than that I care about Milo and those
of you who choose to live here.
David A Maynard
Milo
Editor’s Note: This Letter to the Editor was received too late for publication
in the Eastern Gazette edition of March 13. Mr. Maynard requested it be published in this March 20 edition.
“Confusing: Yes. Why?
You tell me and we will both know.”
To the Editor:
This is in response to the Esteemed Governor LaPage’s proposed tax plan. First as to
sales tax of 5.5%: The Governor wants the visitors to our State to pay a higher amount
of the States bills hence lets increase the State’s sales tax to (6.5%). Sounds like a good
idea for the citizens. The funny thing is; there is no such thing as a visitor tax. They
pay for a week or two stay but when you really dig, not too deep, you find that we, who
live here all year, will be paying this increased tax all year long. Hummm, sounds like a
permanent tax increase on the citizens of Maine to me. What does it sound like to you?
As to getting rid of State Revenue Sharing; The Governor wants to do away with
revenue sharing all together and to pay for it, do away with the State income tax. Well
how does this help the person on a fixed income that does not pay State income tax and
owns a home? It does not; it forces the person to pay a higher property tax. In my home
town the revenue sharing goes against the expenditures and reduces the tax burden on
all of us, poor and better off alike. The tax commitment for 2014 here was $390,392.39.
If we take the SRS ($19,206.00) out of the equation then our tax commitment would be
$409,598.39. This is a permanent yearly increase not just a onetime deal. The property
owners will get stuck with the increased bill every year.
Now, as to tax exemptions; The States Valuation for Cambridge is $24,050,000.We
will come back to that later. The Homestead & Veteran’s exemption total for 2014 is
$1,162,940. The other 2014 exemptions, for the Cambridge Baptist Church ($135,269),
Cambridge Masonic Hall ($53,670), Cambridge Valley Grange ($59,342) and the Cambridge Historic Society ($14,089) total $262,370. The total 2014 exemption for the
Town of Cambridge property ($840,215) and the State of Maine property ($229,925) is
$1,070,140. Tree growth 2014 exemption is $789,943. These all add up to $3,285,393
dollars of tax exempt property value. This equals $64,393.70 of transferred tax revenue
that must be paid by the rest of us, the non-exempt. This transference of tax happens
every year. Is this really fair to anyone? No it is not. If some of the people on the delinquent tax list did not have to pay the transferred tax on top of their actual property
tax then maybe they could pay their taxes. The State needs to stop giving property tax
exemptions.
The Legislature and Governor still give the tree growth tax exemption to some land
owners for a tax break. I have one question. Why should I or anyone have to pay part
of the tax bill for large land owners or anyother? They own it make them pay the full
tax bill for it and give us all a real tax break! In the event that the State does not make
everyone pay their full property tax then take the exempt value ($3,285,393) off of the
total State value ($24,050,000) leaving us the taxable value at $20,764,607 and we do
all of our taxation on this amount and all of the other subsidies from the State will be
based only on the taxable value at 100%. Treat it as a TIF district. (You really don’t
want to know.) The non-taxable will be treated as if it did not exist for tax and subsidies purposes. Or the State could leave it up to the individual municipality as to allowing certain tax exemptions and accepting the additional tax burden onto themselves by
a vote of the legislative body (municipality’s citizens). The easiest answer is to do away
with all property tax exemptions.
Do you have a headache yet? It is all in the numbers. 0 sounds great until you find
out that your neighbors pick up your tab every year. Not so good for them.
Yes these numbers do not represent the low amount of exempt reimbursement from
the State, for that please follow along. Total property tax exempt is ($3,285,393), total
tax on exempt property is ($64,393.70) yes you are still responsible for this amount.
Now the State tax exemption reimbursements are, Tree growth, please excuse me
while I laugh/ cry at this one, ($4,293), the Veteran’s ($1,059), the Homestead ($10,803)
for a grand total of $16,155.That leaves the other property tax payers paying an additional $48,238.70 right!... Wrong, read on.
The Tree growth scheme (and it is just that a scheme) is the best deal. In Cambridge
we have 2960 acres the State values at $386,057 for a tax of $7,566, and the State
reimbursement is $4,293 leaving a tax transference of $3,273. Not bad, right? Wrong,
again. Sadly that is a smoke and mirror show. Here is the truth. In Cambridge we have
33 Tree growth lots that equals, 33 base lots@ $6,400 equaling $211,200 valuation and
the remaining 2927 acers x $400/acer (actual assessment) equals $1,170,800 valuation for a total of $1,382,000 valuation with a tax burden of $27,087.20. Subtract the
$4,293 reimbursement and you find that the true transferred tax from tree growth on
to other non-exempt property is $22,794.20. Again the truth is in the numbers.
Now we get to the bones of the matter, the full value of tax exempt property is
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$3,877,450 with a tax of $75,998.02 minus the $16,155 reimbursement from the State and your left with
$59,843.02 of transferred taxes that we must pay. If everyone paid their true property tax burden then
we all would pay less.
Confusing; Yes. Why? You tell me and we will both know.
The real kicker is even some of the exempt property makes up for some of the transferred tax. How? You
had to ask. Augmented valuation will negate the homestead and veterans exemptions. Please don’t ask. I
can tell you how this is done but then I would have to hide for a while.
Only non-profits are truly exempt. The State dictates tree growth valuation and the Towns cannot
change it.
Our mil rate is $19.60 per $1,000 of valuation. Example $36,000 valuation is 36 x 19.6 equals $705.60
tax. Another way is $36,000 x .0196 equals $705.60 tax. In other towns the mil rate may be different.
When the Government wants to give something watch out because we all pay dearly in the end.
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have given corporations progressively more rights. The 2010 Citizens United decision made spending by
corporations on political campaigns the same as ‘free speech’ (and thus may not be restricted). Current
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The advent of spring is also a great opportunity to turn over a new leaf on our dietary habits. In fact,
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Hodsdon of Charlottesville, Virginia. He is survived by his loving and
devoted wife, Norma Hodsdon, his children: Brenda and Bob Giles of
Morriston, FL, Jeffrey and Rachel Hodsdon of East Wilton, ME, Timothy Hodsdon and David Sanders of Denver, Colorado, Wayne and
Nanon Foote of Bangor, ME, and Gary and CJ Foote of Tamworth,
NH, twelve grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren. He is survived by Norma’s children: Robyn and Percy McInnis of Bryant Pond,
Susan and Louis Dickson of Dresden, Tim Byam of Mahopac, NY,
Benjamin and Samantha Byam of Rumford Point, Barbara and Scott
Raymond of Parkman, and Jennifer and Robert Mains of Westbrook,
fourteen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. A Graveside Service for Keith will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery in Andover,
ME on June 6, 2015 at 1:00 pm in conjunction with his brother Ray’s
service with a reception at the First Congregational Church in Andover. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Mahoosuc Land
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start of session and stayed throughout session serving as an honorary page.
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John also discussed the amnesty program and illegal entry
into the US based on knowledge
he gained during his 30-year career. After retiring, he became
a consultant. John spent eight
months in Afghanistan working
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strong. He provided mentors for
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program, working on port of entry procedures, working with
generals and command staff. He
wrote a national training plan.
Afghani border police are really
soldiers, and the written plan
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to leave for Tajikistan, which has
a stable government based on a
Soviet makeup. There is in place
a stringent chain of command
that does not allow lateral communications; orders have to come
from the top down. Not very efficient. John will be teaching the
operations center management
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a new adventure, in a part of the
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HATS FOR LOGAN - Please help support Logan Bagley with his second battle with Hodgkin’s
Lymphoma. The community is encouraged to participate in a “Hat Day” to help benefit Logan and his
family. If you wish to participate, donations can be made to the DRHS Key Club.
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
SATURDAY NIGHT ON THE TOWN SPAGHETTI SUPPER - Congregational Church, West Main
St. Dover-Foxcroft. 4 - 7 PM. $5/person. Supports Foxcroft Academy Marching Band.
AMERICAN LEGION MEETING - Scott-Flanders Post 165, Post Home, Sangerville. 6:30 PM Supper,
7 PM meeting.
ITALIAN NIGHT SPAGHETTI SUPPER – Brownville Community Church. Moosemeat or Plain
Sauce. By donation. 5 – 6:30 PM. Proceeds to “Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund” in honor and in emmory
of Raymond “Buffy” Butterfield.
SEED SWAP – Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. 10 AM – 1 PM. 924-7292.
AUTISM VENDOR & CRAFT FAIR - Old Morton Ave. Elementary School Gym, Dover-Foxcroft. 9
AM - 2 PM. Sue 343-1071.
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highschoolers.
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF SANGERVILLE & DOVER-FOXCROFT - Corner
Church & Main St., Sangerville. Guest Speaker Gene Wilbur & Musicians Linda Hall & Toby Hall
9:30 AM.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24
STUDENT ART EXHIBIT - Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. Dexter Regional High School Student
Art through April 3.
SANGERVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING - Community Room, Town Hall. 6:30 PM.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
JEWISH SEDER - New Hope Baptist Church, 130 Spring St., Dexter. Noon. Oded & Bimini Cohen.
924-7419.
“TASTE YOUR WAY TO BETTER HEALTH” Vegan cooking class. Seventh-Day Adventist Church
103 Spring St., Dexter. 478-2752.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL JR - Dexter Regional High School. 7 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM. $3/
students & seniors, $5/adults.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
HIGHLANDS CLASSICAL TRIO PROGRAM - 116 E. Main St., Dover-Foxcroft.
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL JR - Dexter Regional High School. 7 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM. $3/
students & seniors, $5/adults.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL JR - Dexter Regional High School. 2 PM, doors open at 1:30 PM.
ALIZA JEAN FAMILY CANCER FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER - Harmony Community Center.
7 - 9 PM. By donation. Music by Sharon Hood & Dixon Road.
EASTER PARTY - Garland Grange. 1 - 3 PM.
SUNDAY, MARCH 29
Newport Chiropractic Center
Triangle Plaza, Newport • 368-4318
Dr. Michael Saulter
Specializing in the initial treatment & management of
painful conditions of the neck, shoulders, back, hips & extremities.
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Caring for you naturally with: Manipulation ~ Exercise ~ Nutrition
1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER – Next to Buds. Worship 10 AM. Speaker Bernice Martin.
BROWNVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Palm Sunday. 9 AM.
GUILFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Palm Sunday. 10 AM.
PEOPLE’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Pritham Ave., Greenville Jct. Palm Sunday. 10 AM.
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
NAMI FAMILY & FRIENDS SUPPORT GROUP - Borestone Room, Mayo Regional Hospital, DoverFoxcorft. every last Tuesday of the month. 6:30 - 8 PM. 924-7903 or 564-2393.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
ST. AGNES CHURCH - Adoration of The Holy Eucharist. 238 Detroit St., Pittsfield. 6 - 6:45 PM.
DOVER-FOXCROFT HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING - Gerrish-Warren Meeting Room, Thayer
Parkway. 7 PM. Elections. Dennis Lyford speaks.
Most insurances include Chiropractic Coverage and are accepted.
THURDAY, APRIL 2
Visit our new website at: NewportChiropracticCenter.net
OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS & ST. AGNES CATHOLIC PARISHES – The Mass of the Lord. 7 PM
at St. Thomas Aquinas, Dover-Foxcroft and St Agnes, Pittsfield.
BROWNVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Maundy Thursday Worship Service & Communion 6 PM.
GUILFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Holy Thursday Service. 6 PM.
PEOPLE’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Pritham Ave., Greenville Jct. Maundy Thursday. 6 AM.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 3
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE - The Passion of the Lord. 7 p.m. at St. Thomas Aquinas, Dover-Foxcroft &
St Agnes, Pittsfield.
DDATT FREE MOVIE NIGHT - Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. “The Permaculture Orchard: Beyond
Organic.” 6 PM. 277-4221.
BROWNVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Good Friday Labrynth Noon - 3 PM.
GUILFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Holy Friday. 6:30 PM.
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
THE MASS OF THE RESURRECTION – St. Anne in Dexter. 8 PM.
EASTER PIE SALE - Methodist Church of Dover-Foxcroft. 9 AM. $10.
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March 20 - 26, 2015
Births of local interest
DOVER-FOXCROFT - The
following births of local interest
have been reported to The Eastern Gazette by the staff of Mayo
Regional Hospital.
A son, Owen Michael Tuttle,
to Ashley Russell and Matthew
Tuttle of Brownville on February
16, 2015. Wt. 7 pounds 2 ounces.
A son, Joshua Michael Daugherty Jr., to Kelly and Joshua
Daugherty of Dexter on February
19, 2015. Wt. 9 pounds 5 ounces.
A daughter, Brookie Marie Lyn
Gudroe, to Destiny Tibbetts and
Michael Gudroe of Garland on
February 27, 2015. Wt. 8 pounds
4 ounces.
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United States and has been teaching Tai Chi for over 40 years.
Although many forms of exercise may aid in building bones, painless, gentle Tai Chi/Chi Gung movements have been used in conjunction with acupuncture as the foundation of medicine in China for centuries. Tai Chi/Chi Gung is popular still in China and now here in the United States. Besides helping
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PO Box 149, 31 School Street, Guilford, ME 04443.
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RENTALS
FOR NEW IN-TOWN DEXTER APT TENANTS - 50% off
1st month, 10% off for next 5
months. One and Two Bedrooms. All utilities included.
NO PETS. Call now for more
information. 924-6867.
DEXTER - 2 bedroom apartment
available. Stove, refrigerator and
heat included. No pets. 876-3713.
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Please contact:
Dexter Health Care
Kim Phillips, RN, DON
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
MEDICAL PROVIDERS NEEDED
Sebasticook Family Doctors is seeking highly-skilled and
compassionate Medical Providers for its Canaan, Dexter,
Pittsfield, and Dover-Foxcroft practices.
Ideal candidates will have an active Maine state license. Current DEA licensure is required,
along with two or more years’ experience in a busy community health outpatient setting that
delivers high quality care. Exceptional clinical, interpersonal and EMR skills are required.
Sebasticook Family Doctors is a Federally Qualified Health Center that has an excellent
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$1,000 per year for dues and subscriptions
Licensure and DEA fees paid for by employer
Incentives for meeting set benchmarks
Please forward cover letter and resume to:
Linmarie Goulette, Chief of Human Resources
Sebasticook Family Doctors,
118 Moosehead Trail, Suite 5, Newport, ME 04953
(207) 355-3508 / [email protected]
www.sebasticookfamilydoctors.org
The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
March 20 - 26, 2015
RENTALS
RENTALS
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
DEXTER - Single apts. No pets,
no smokers. Security deposit.
Bryant Apartments. 924-3371.
Please speak slowly & leave clear
message.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - 2 bdrm
duplex, includes plowing and
trash pickup. Available April 1.
$650 plus security. Call 1-207717-6694.
DEXTER - Mobile homes are all
ready to move-in. Will owner finance. Homes stay in the park.
Call 207-946-2085 or visit us online at www.ericsoncountrymhp.
com.
DEXTER - 3 bedroom ranch with
attached garage. H.W. baseboard,
hardwood floors, full basement.
Completely
remodeled. New
kitchen, windows, doors, roof, vinyl soffit with metal trim. Excellent location. $117,500. Call 9247006.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - 2-bdrm
house on 2 acres. $600/mth plus
deposit, references, & credit
checks. No pets. 270-0888.
DEXTER - 3 bdrm spacious mobile home. Recently updated,
washer/dryer hook up, mud room,
and deck. Walking distance to
town. No pets. $650/month plus
deposit. 277-5056.
CHARLESTON - 1 bedroom
apartment $700/month, everything included. Also includes internet and cable. 631-8371.
CORINTH - 2-bdrm, 1 bath mobile home on private lot. No pets,
no smoking. $650/mth. Utilities
and heat not included. If interested call, 207-285-7520.
HELP
WANTED
Seasonal
Cashiers
Apply in Person
FOXCROFT
AGWAY
76 North St.,
Dover-Foxcroft
SPA & HOT TUB
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and sauna. Call 277-3540. Please
leave a message.
REAL ESTATE
DEXTER - 2 bedroom, 2 full
bathroom mobile home on 18
acres. Heated, insulated garage and separate work shop.
Fruit trees, woods, open space,
and deer. Many updates. Clean.
$92,500. Acres Away Realty.
(207) 944-4479.
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9x16 units at $65/month plus $65 deposit
Email [email protected] or
call LaGrange General Store at 943-0999.
HELP WANTED
TAXI DRIVERS wanted. Dexter
and Newport area. Call 943-6001.
FIREWOOD
DEXTER - Firewood. No we are
not out of business. Sawed, split
& delivered. Call for prices. Stan
White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 9246217.
FIREWEOOD - sawed, split and
delivered $200 per cord. Beech,
rock maple, yellow birch and
white ash. Limited supply. Call
717-4964.
APARTMENTS
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TOWN OF CHARLESTON
DEXTER: 58 Main St. 1BR apt., second
floor. $555/mo. Heat, hot water & trash
removal included.
Spacious 1BR ground floor apt, $540/
mo. Heat & trash removal included.
PUBLIC NOTICE
DEXTER: 79 Maple St., cozy 1BR upstairs
The Town of Charleston is accepting mowing bids
at the Charleston Town Office through April 7, 2015.
Bid forms with necessary information can be obtained
from the Charleston Town Office or on the
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water & trash removal included.
MILO: 3BR house for rent., Tenant pays
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One year lease, references
and security deposit required.
$200 move-in bonus when
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Call 343-1447
email: [email protected]
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MSRP
DISCOUNT
2015 CHRYSLER 200 S AWD
MEET
HARTLEY’S
SALES
MSRP
TEAM
DISCOUNT
$19,958
$24,985
-$3,333
$
20,999
LEASE FOR $299
MSRP
DISCOUNT
/MO
29,827
Miles
$26,931
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
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32,825
54,060
Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$19,999
2011 RAM 350 SLT
DUMP TRUCK 4X4
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19,633
$24,480 $
-$4,847
2015 CHRYSLER T&C
TOURING L, STOCK #50124
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19,356
Miles
$37,500 $
-$4,675
2014 CHRYSLER 200 LTD
04
STOCK #50150
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
MSRP
DISCOUNT
2011 CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 CREW CAB LT 4X4
#13200A, V8, Auto, Power Options
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18,330
$16,828
STOCK #50134
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$18,929
#1294S, V8, Auto, Power Options
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
90,852
Miles
31,599
Miles
47,505
Miles
2011 CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 CREW CAB LS 4X4
STOCK #14504
#1231S, Sahara, 6 Speed
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4X4, STOCK #50265
$16,998
18,999
2008 JEEP WRANGLER
UNLIMITED 4X4
2015 JEEP COMPASS SPORT
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
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#13283A, DVD System, Auto
STOCK #50164
31,872
Miles
$
2010 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4
$36,430 $
-$2,754
MSRP
DISCOUNT
$22,113
-$3,114
2014 RAM QUAD CAB ST
51,050
Miles
2014 DODGE JOURNEY AVP
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
MSRP
DISCOUNT
4X4, #14340
42,802
Miles
#1311S, Auto, Power Group
MSRP
DISCOUNT
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2014 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD
4X4, STOCK #14504
69,087
Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$
35,418
Miles
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$26,997
$28,974
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Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$29,999
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$29,920 $
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Owner
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payments, 36 months, 10,000 miles a year, 25¢ a mile in excess of
10,000. Zero security deposit, includes tax & title. For qualified
buyers only.
Aaron Hawes
Sales Manager
Tom McDonald
Sales Representative
Shawn Richards
Sales Representative
Jim Martin
Sales Representative
MSRP
DISCOUNT
Mike Merrow
Road Representative
368-5751 • 1-800-244-5563
www.hartleyschryslerdodgejeep.com
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SALES
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2014 Ford F-150 4x4 Crew Cab FX4
2015 Ford F-150 4x4 Super Cab Lariat FX4
11197, Ecoboost
Engine, 6 spd Auto,
Off Road Pkg., Skid
Plates, E-Lock Rear
End., PW, PL, Tilt, CC,
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11226, 5.0 V-8, Power
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87820, Alloy Wheels,
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2014 Ford Transit Connect XLT Wagon
21,495
2015 Ford Fiesta S
30466, Power Locks,
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7144, Power Windows,
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2013 Lincoln
MKX AWD
Varney Price
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29,995
N5511, 4x4, 5.0 V-8, Auto, A/C, CD, CC, PW, PL, Tilt, Sync,
+Much More
N5577, V-6, Heated Leather
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N5524, 4x4, 5.0 V-8, Auto, Air, Tilt, CC,
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2012 Chevrolet
Impala LT
2013 Chevrolet
Traverse AWD LS
2010 Ford Mustang
Convertible
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Cruise, Power Windows,
Power Locks, Power Seats, CD,
Alloy Wheels
30424A, V-6, Auto, Air, Tilt,
Cruise, Power Windows,
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Cruise, Power Windows,
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Wheels, Think Spring
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2014 Chevrolet Silverado LS
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24,595
2011 Ford
Focus SE
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2010 Ford SportTrac XLT 4x4
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2013 Ford Escape SE
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32,995
30369A, Crew Cab, 4x4, PW, PL, P. Seat,
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N5537A, Ecoboost, Auto, PW,
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Alloys, Low Miles
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11210B, V-6, Auto, Air, PW, PL, Tilt, CC, CD,
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