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Facing months-out appointments and long drives to specialists, Madawaska residents are excited for a new health care facility

Facing months-out appointments and long drives to specialists, Madawaska residents are excited for a new health care facility
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Madawaska s select board torn on whether streaming its meetings live is worth paying for

After a year and a half of live streaming Madawaska’s town government meetings, St. John Valley Live has added a fee to its services, and Madawaska’s select board is torn on whether to move forward with live recordings. As of two weeks ago, its meetings are only available to those who attend in person.

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Madawaska select board considers $100,000 request for public works maintenance

madawaska-deterioratingculvert-042921 This plastic culvert on 16th Avenue has deteriorated beyond repair, said Kevin Dube, public works director. The select board is considering allocating $100,000 to replace the 160-foot pipe, which runs under town sewer and water lines and between two manhole covers. (Hannah Catlin | St. John Valley Times) This plastic culvert on 16th Avenue has deteriorated beyond repair, said Kevin Dube, public works director. The select board is considering allocating $100,000 to replace the 160-foot pipe, which runs under town sewer and water lines and between two manhole covers. (Hannah Catlin | St. John Valley Times) Madawaska select board considers $100,000 request for public works maintenance

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U S -Canada Border Closure May Affect Start of Bridge Replacement : CEG

Tue April 13, 2021 - Northeast Edition CEG Both Canada’s New Brunswick transportation agency and MaineDOT agreed that, despite efforts to maintain its upkeep, the old bridge’s rate of deterioration was quickly bringing it closer to being obsolete. (MaineDOT photo) Construction on two large federal infrastructure projects are scheduled to get going in Maine s most northern community this summer. A long-planned effort to rebuild the Madawaska/Edmundston International Bridge across the Saint John River from Madawaska, Maine, to Edmunston, New Brunswick, along with the new U.S. Land Port of Entry (LPOE), will each likely transform the face of the tiny Maine community.

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Madawaska will send Second Amendment sanctuary decision to residents

Madawaska will send Second Amendment sanctuary decision to residents Residents of Madawaska will vote on whether the town becomes a Second Amendment sanctuary at this year’s annual town meeting. The Board of Selectmen considered adopting a sanctuary resolution at its April 6 meeting, but ultimately chose to send the decision to voters. MADAWASKA, Maine Residents of Madawaska will vote on whether the town becomes a Second Amendment sanctuary at this year’s annual town meeting. The Board of Selectmen considered adopting a sanctuary resolution at its April 6 meeting, but ultimately chose to send the decision to voters. The board voted 4-1 against adopting the resolution themselves. The vote followed a discussion in which Selectman Laurie Gagnon proposed that taxpayers decide the matter, allowing the board to remain politically neutral. While Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions pop up across the state, Madawaska is the first town in Aroostook County to send its resolu

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