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Elizabeth Bardwell returned papers to run for town moderator, a position which will be on the ballot alongside an open seat on the Budget Committee. ....
Editor s note: Election results will be published on Seacoastonline.com as soon as they are available. Polls close at 8 p.m. YORK, Maine Voters headed to the polls Saturday at York High School, where the final ballots are being cast in the town s annual budget referendum and election. In addition to deciding the outcome of contested races for the Board of Selectmen, Budget Committee and York School Committee, pandemic-weary residents will either accept or reject each component of a 3.9% budget increase local leaders have proposed. Polling place hours and absentee voting During the first hour of in-person voting, about 90 people cast their ballots, according to Town Clerk Mary-Anne Szeniawski. If that pace continues until polls close at 8 p.m., about 1,000 people will vote in person, she said. ....
YORK, Maine Family, friends and colleagues remember Edward Ted Little as a good friend and hardworking community leader. Little, a current member of the York Budget Committee and former longtime member of the town s Board of Selectmen, died Sunday morning at 80 years old, according to Sue Little, his wife of 57 years. He leaves behind four children. He was a wonderful husband, and he was a wonderful dad, Sue Little said. In some ways, the COVID-19 pandemic was a gift of more time spent together, she said. Along with his public efforts to serve the community, Ted Little helped in more subtle ways. One small example, Sue said, is that he would often give rides to people without cars. He was very gentle, she added. ....
YORK, Maine – Keeping students and staff safe from COVID-19 hasn t been cheap. But unanticipated expenses aren’t the only financial curveballs complicating the York School Department s budgeting process. Local leaders have also been debating what to do with their unanticipated savings. The school district made sure each student had their own computer to support the hybrid learning model, hired additional staff to meet educational needs related to COVID-19, and improved ventilation systems in school buildings, according to Superintendent Lou Goscinski. All of those big-ticket items and more fell outside the district s budget but were covered by federal coronavirus relief funds, without which the district would have been unable to make the needed safety-minded investments, Goscinski said. ....