Town Election on-line forum
September 22, 2008 on 8:30 pm | In News | No CommentsCheck out the brand new blog that has been started to discuss Town issues leading up to the election of a new Council on October 18th. www.electionmahonebay.blogspot.com Candidates and anyone interested will be able to post comments and ask questions of the candidates.
Read More..>>S.O.S. sign taken down
September 22, 2008 on 3:47 pm | In News | No CommentsThe large Save Our Soccer Field sign was taken down last week. For the past year the 8′ x 4′ sign has stood to the side of the field and garnered a great deal of publicity for the field and woods. Keith Mcdonald, who was largely responsible for making the sign and putting it up, [...]
Read More..>>Record of July 5th public meeting now available
July 12, 2007 on 1:24 pm | In News | No CommentsThe minutes of the public meeting on July 5 have been compiled and are available on this site. The handouts brought by some of the presenters are also available.
Read More..>>Mahone Bay stands at crossroads
July 7, 2007 on 5:54 pm | In July 5 2007 meeting, News | No CommentsResidents wary of development plan for town. Chronicle Herald article, July 7, 2007.
Read More..>>Lots of constructive ideas
July 6, 2007 on 10:23 pm | In July 5 2007 meeting, News | No Comments“I’ve heard more ideas tonight than I’ve heard in a long time,” observed a resident at the public meeting held yesterday, July 5th, which was organized by a group of concerned citizens (the folks behind this website) and Mayor Joe Feeney, and attended by about 200 people. The purpose of the meeting was to [...]
Read More..>>Next Public Meeting July 5
June 18, 2007 on 9:07 pm | In News | No Comments~ ~ ~
The Mayor and a group of citizens of Mahone Bay
invite you to a
PUBLIC MEETING
JULY 5 at 7 pm, at the Legion Hall, Pond St., Mahone Bay.
Facilitator: Muriel Agnes
Purpose: To engage the citizens of Mahone Bay in exploring strategies that meet the challenges we face while protecting the old [...]
More dialogue for all residents
June 8, 2007 on 9:50 am | In News | 8 CommentsThe June 6th Town meeting was overflowing with at least 300 people. There was support for seniors’ housing and a lot of dissenting voices about the concept of the development. The woefully inadequate 1 hour allotted for questions left many very displeased. We called for our own citizens’ public meeting and invited [...]
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