Our Voice : Citizens For a Better Lebanon Maine

You can view the report here in PDF format..

Once again, I sit to write more about what has transpired in the last 6 years of our lives.  I thought that our senior years would be filled with enjoying the outdoors of  beautiful Maine and sitting on our porch in rocking chairs. ” Sit on the porch you say!?”  Lord, I’m even afraid [Read more →]

I  want to thank everyone who fought the bitter cold last night to attend the Citizens Roundtable. I thought the discussion was informative and insightful.  Meeting Highlights: [Read more →]

Here is the Rescue Chiefs Report in PDF format

Some people might say, “Oh why don’t they stop whining?  It was decided in a court of  law that they really don’t own that land.”  I ask you, if you have owned a piece of  land that you had a legal binder/bill of sale for, and you paid taxes on that land  for 50 years, wouldn’t you be upset, even outraged?   There are three different [Read more →]

I received a link to  some information that might be helpful in everyone gaining a better understanding of ethics related situations. The article details how  “There are essentially four ethics-related situations that can occur [Read more →]

Little League general meeting is tonight at 6:30, East Leb. Fire station.
Also, Sign-ups for the 2010 season begin tomorrow night, Tuesday, Feb 2 at the Hanson school, 6-7:30pm.

Here is the Rescue Chiefs report for week ending 1/30/2010

This letter to the Governor is posted by request of the Henderson’s, they ask if anyone is interested to please send a note to Gov. Baldacci on there behalf and tell him this is a true travesty of justice. [Read more →]

There will be a citizens roundtable meeting this Thursday at the Lebanon elementary school at 6:30pm.
Public invited

Here is the Rescue Chief’s Report for week ending 1/23/10 in PDF Format.

You probably are saying “Oh no here she goes again!”.  But what I am writing about is a personal tragedy that has happened to us, and could very possibly happen to you also.

I am writing this because as of today January 28, 2010, our battle to save our land has come to an end.  Come to an end as far as the Appeals Court is concerned, that is [Read more →]

I am once again riding for the Breathe NH Bike Tour in May 15th 2010. This is the 25th year anniversary for the tour that has so many wonderful volunteers and that done so much for fighting such a horrible disease. Last year the Breathe NH bike tour raised over $55,000! [Read more →]

Meeting Highlights: [Read more →]

I have been wanting to make this comment for a long while now.  After reading all of my posts, I’ve come to the conclusion that I should clarify some things. [Read more →]

Meeting Highlights:

Arrived at 8:25am Meeting was already in progress….. Posted to start at 8:30am [Read more →]

The Springvale Fish & Game Club would like to invite you to its first Annual York County Ice Fishing Derby on January 31, 2010 for adults and children, all ages. Cash prizes will be awarded [Read more →]

Here are the meeting minutes in PDF format

You are invited to join Lebanon North Berwick Baptist Church for Popcorn and a Movie night on February 6 at 6:00 PM.

They will be showing the movie “A VOW TO CHERISH”  Love remembers….. [Read more →]

After getting a third notice about ANOTHER Executive Session date Jan. 26, 2010, I felt a need to comment.  Did you all notice the time this is scheduled?  I think it really funny that by hiding in the back room and doing their dirty work, the two selectmen think that this is going to make things go away.  They really need to take a [Read more →]

The Lebanon Community Learning Center is hosting a Blood Drive on Saturday, February 6 in the Hanson Gym from 10am-3pm in support of our monthly Health and Wellness Theme, “Have a Heart.”  We would love to see MSAD 60 employees, families and community members at this important event! Lebanon Staff will be supervising a card making station available for children at the blood drive – all cards will be sent to the Maine Children’s Cancer Program in Scarborough. Anyone wanting to make an appointment to donate can sign-up in the Hanson School Office.

Its that time a year again where you have a sweet opportunity to support your local girl scouts and buy cookies.   There are 8 variety’s of cookies.    Caramel deLites, Peanut Butter Patties,   Shortbread,  Thanks-A-Lots, Lemonades, Reduced Fat Daisy Go Rounds, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, and of course Thin Mints.   They are $3.50 per box and are on sale until April this year.  If you don’t have a girl scout in your neighborhood you can place an order online at 934@gsmetr.org or their is an order form on the Town Hall bulletin board.   Thank you