Reminders from Town Hall - Novmeber 18, 2022
| Municipal Office Closures | |
 | Municipal Offices Closed
In observance of the Holiday |
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2023 Dog Licenses Available Now
 | WINTER PARKING BANK Per the Roadway Ordinance, section 10, a Winter Parking Ban is in effect from October 15th to April 15th. Parking is prohibited on all public roads and ways during any snow/ice event. Any vehicles parked in violation of this ordinance may be towed at the owner's expense. |
 | The Select Board is looking for volunteers to serve on the following boards and committees.
If you are interested in servicing on any the the board and committees listed, click here, for more information.
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 | To view a complete calander of board & committee meetings go to northyarmouth.org |
 | NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARINGS Zoning Board of Appeals Monday - November 28, 2022 - 5PM | Wescustogo Hall & North Yarmouth Community Center
Appealed by Sol & Alicia Dostilio from the Planning Board’s Decision approving the Deacon Hayes Commons Major Subdivision & Site Plan Application for Property located at 521 Walnut Hill Road
Planning Board Tuesday - December 13, 2022 -7PM | Wescustogo Hall & North Yarmouth Community Center
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| Wescustogo Hall & North Yarmouth Community Center | |
Gym Schedule for November
Indoor Walking, Monday-Friday 10-11am
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| Notes form North Yarmouth Historical Society | |
 | Marion: Fond Memories of a Hard Worker
Marion Goff was the most recent holder of the Boston Post Cane.
To read her story click here. |
 | Getting Our First Sidewalks: When Squeaky Wheels Worked!
The story of one important change in our village center!
Read to read this article click here. |
| COMMUNITY NEWS | |
 | Santa’s Workshop Christmas Fair Saturday, November 19th 9am to 2pm North Yarmouth Congregational Church, 3 Gray RD Shop in a relaxed atmosphere for unique country crafts, hand-knitted items, jewelry, extra-sharp Cabot cheese from a wheel, cookie walk, baked goods, jam, candy, plants, greens, and wreaths. Bid on a variety of Silent Auction items. Frozen chicken and gravy pies, dough balls to make your homemade pies, and pints of gravy made right at the church will be for sale. Starting at 11am hot Chicken Pie Meals with all the fixings and Cream of Spinach Crabmeat Soup will be ready for takeout. Credit cards, cash, and checks are accepted. Handicapped accessible. CDC guidelines will be followed. Masks are optional. For more details, please contact the church office at 829-3644 or nyarmouthccucc@gmail.com. |
 | Skyline Farm Blacksmith Market Saturday November 19th 10am - 3pm 95 The Lane
Did you know that Skyline Farm has our very own blacksmith? We do! ...Well, sort of. Soma Metalwork has been using our blacksmith building to create some incredible pieces of kitchenware. Kieran will be having a sale of some of his stunning creations with a focus on bespoke kitchen knives, bar ware and more. He will also be showing visitors how he creates these pieces. Join us for a memorable day and pick up some unforgettable holiday gifts while you are at it.
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 | Holiday Craft Fair Saturday November 19th 9am - 3pm West Cumberland Rec Hall (Behind the Fire Station) 115 Blackstrap Road Come Eat, Shop and Be Merry under one roof! Lots of handmade crafts, sweet treats and creations. |
 | Holiday Open House Cumberland Historical Society Saturday, November 19th from 9am-2pm 264 Main St. (Behind the Library) Their “Remembering Our School Days” exhibit will be on display and the schoolhouse will be beautifully decorated. There will be free hot cider and treats and old fashioned crafts for the kids and lots more for everyone! |
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 | Please Join the Cumberland Wood Bank SUNDAY, November 20th, 12 pm - 4 pm 46 Walnut Hill Parkway - North Yarmouth Weather Permitting we are trying to have another work day. The Cumberland Wood Bank is a volunteer-run community organization that provides heating assistance - firewood and other fuel sources - to those in need in Cumberland County, Maine. Help process wood for families in need in surrounding communities. All experience levels are welcome. Whether you can simply toss wood, use a wood splitter to split logs, or you have chainsaw experience, we have something you can help with. RSVP is encouraged, but not required!.
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 | Cumberland FF4KIDS Breakfast Sunday, December 4th at 7am At Greely Middle School Join Cumberland FF4KIDS for our annual breakfast with Santa!! There will be several Christmas crafts, an opportunity to take a photo with Santa, and of course a yummy breakfast!
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 | Casco Bay Trail Public Meeting December 5, 2022 from 6:00-8:00 pm Greely Center for the Arts, 303 Main Street, Cumberland The Casco Bay Trail Rail Use Advisory Council has been created to facilitate discussion, gather information, and provide advice to the Maine DOT commissioner regarding the future use of a currently unused rail corridor between Portland and Auburn. This public meeting is an opportunity for all interested parties to thoughtfully and thoroughly have their concerns and opinions concerning the future of the rail corridor heard and documented. All are encouraged to attend. |
| PRINCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY NEWS | |
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Cribbage is here! Fridays at 10 a.m. at PML It's an easy game to learn and fun to play. Don't know how to play? We'll teach you. |
 | Music & Muffins Jason St. Pierre Jazz Trio Saturday, November 19 at 10 a.m. In-person at PML. Free! Refreshments will be served. Cocktail jazz, straight-ahead mainstream and classic pop from the 60s and 70s. Featuring Jason St. Pierre on saxophone, John Hoekstra on piano, and Duane Edwards on upright bass. |
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