Dear Editor: I am encouraged that Edgecomb may be able to acquire property for public boat access to allow residents who do not own shore property the opportunity to enjoy our public rivers, all which are public without non-private access. I have.
The third Saturday of May in Edgecomb is traditionally time for the town meeting, but this spring the town is having an untraditional election. Selectmen opted for a town meeting referendum to decide the 42-article proposed $2,000,580 municipal.
Dear Editor: Edgecomb needs public access to the water. There is a nice piece for sale on the Shore Road. It was looked at several years ago when the selectmen thought it could be taken for back taxes. Taxes have since been paid by the owner. It is.
Dear Editor: Edgecomb has funds set aside in a fund to buy and improve public access to the water. The town has miles of shore property but no public access. The Woodend fund was set up by the board of selectmen in the seventies when the federal.