Reminders from Town Hall - April 5, 2024

Delayed due to last week's storm.

 

Reminders from town hall
are you ready to run?

Nomination Papers available now for the following elected positions to be on the June 11th ballot.

 

  • 1 seat for Select Board (3-year terms)
  • 1 seat for MSAD#51 Board of Directors (3-year term)
  • 3 seats for Budget Committee (3-year terms)
  • 1 seat for Cemetery Commission (5-year term)
  • 1 seat for Yarmouth Water District Trustee (3-year term)

Nomination papers can be picked up at the Town Office.  Deadline to file nomination papers with the Clerk is April 11th at 5:00pm

Interested? Questions?   Contact the Clerk’s Office (207) 829-3705

we are hiring
Town of North Yarmouth
Human Resource Department
10 Village Square RD
North Yarmouth, ME 04097
FAX:  207-829-3743
 
Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.  The Town of North Yarmouth is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not tolerate discrimination or harassment in workplace.
PUBLIC NOTICE
sidewalk survey

Spring 2024 EDSC Sidewalk Survey

Please take a few minutes to complete this 7-question survey regarding sidewalks in Town.
 
Thank you.
 

 

 

 

Gray and North Yarmouth
Gray’s Code Enforcement Office to assist North Yarmouth

 

The Town of North Yarmouth is pleased to announce the Town of Gray will share their Code Enforcement Office
to assist North Yarmouth while we evaluate how best to serve our community after recently experiencing a vacancy
in the code enforcement officer position.
Gray's staff will continue serving Gray while assisting our community during this transition.
 
Fiscal Year 2025
Budget Workshops
7/1/2024 to 6/30/2025
All Workshops will be held at Wescustogo Hall & Community Center
clean up day

Save the Date!

Clean Up Day
Saturday May 4th 8am to 1pm
at the Public Works Facility - 19 Public Works Way

 

NOTES
New Maine Plate
New Plates
 
The State of Maine has unveiled the design of a new license plate that will replace the Chickadee after 25 years.
Starting May 2025, BMV staff and towns will begin the process of replacing the older plates with the new design -
please keep an eye out for more information and click here to read the press release! 
Brush facility

The Town of North Yarmouth brush facility is located at 41 Walnut Hill Park Way for North Yarmouth residents only.

The brush facility is gated- please contact Public Works 207-829-3274 or email to ensure the gate is open for you.

Brush facility rules:

  • Brush and Trees ONLY
  • NO stumps
  • NO trees over 24 inches diameter
  • NO building or construction materials
  • NO leaves or grass
upcoming meetings
Find a complete calendar of board and committee meetings here.
online services
  • Need to register your boat or get your fishing license?
  • Forgot to do your June vehicle registration?
  • Don't want to go out in the rain or scorching heat?
Go to the Town  website to find multiple online services and loads of information. 
 
RECYCLING & WASTE REDUCTION

waste colltions

  • 7:00am - household waste & recycling must be out for collections by 7:00am.

  • Household waste must be placed in orange, PAYT bags or it will not be collected.

  • The trash bags are available in 2 sizes (15 gal. & 33 gal.) at the Town Office, Hannaford and Shaws grocery stores.

  • The maximum weight is 40 pounds. Bags exceeding 40 pounds will not be collected.

  • Sharps (i.e. needles, blades, etc.) must be placed in a hard container and disposed with household waste - not in the recycling bin.

  • Bulky waste, construction or demolition debris will not be collected.

  • Use separate containers for trash and recycling. Do not set trash on top of recycling bins.

If you have questions contact Casella Waste Systems at (207) 883-9777.

msad 51 news

If you would like to keep updated on happenings in the MSAD #51 schools, including short and long-term plans, please subscribe to the district's weekly newsletter by clicking here.

COMMUNITY NEWS

2024 summer program registrations open

golf tournament

The Cumberland-North Yarmouth Lions Club announces their 2nd Annual Golf Scramble on May 10, 2024 at Val Halla Golf & Recreation in Cumberland Center, Maine. Registration is limited to 128 golfers. Slots are filling up fast so golfers should sign-up today for the 8:30am Shotgun Start at: www.LionsGolf.org  

 

“I was blown away by the overwhelming success and positive feedback from last year! All the people I talked to after the event last year said they would be back, confirmed by the first week of registrations this year equals 50% of the our total from last year! said Lion Scott Thompson, Golf Scramble Chairman. We are looking forward to a fun filled day for everyone!". 

 

Golfers will receive breakfast & coffee provided by Rachel’s on the Green, chances at the Putting Contest, entry in the longest drive, 4 closet to the pin and hole and one contests on the par three’s; lunch and soft drinks at the 9th and 18th hole turns. Post event ceremonies, cash bar and many prizes.  Individual golf registration starts at $110. Corporate team and advertising sponsorship’s vary by how much exposure your organization desires at the event. Feel free to check out all the packages at www.lionsgolf.org. You can also contact the Scramble Chair via the contact option on the registration page. 

 

 2024 Sponsors to date include: Ultimate Sponsor- Trillium Engineering; Major Contest, Hole & Green Sponsor- Averill Insurance; Major Contest, Prize & Auction Sponsor- The Cumberland Food Stop; Auction Sponsor- KMA Human Resource Consultants; Team & Hole Sponsors- R.M. Davis Private Wealth Management, Penobscot General Contractors, Regional Electric LLC, Rise Private Wealth Management, Intermed, PA, Micucci, Ducas Construction; Hole Sponsors- Burgess Advertising & Marketing; Fast Greens & Heavy Pours Food Sponsor- Rachels on the Green. Many sponsorship packages are available including golf packages. 

 

The 1st Annual Lions Golf Scramble back in May 2023 was a fun day for all the 96 golf participants including: 11 Corporate Team Sponsors; 14 Hole Sponsors; 8 Contest Sponsors and 7 Green Sponsors. The net proceeds, all 100%, was used locally to support GHS Scholarships, The Community Food Pantry in Cumberland, replacing our Fair Booth at the Cumberland Fairgrounds and other local charities in need.

 

For more information and to Register or sign up for Sponsorships or to make a donation, please go to: LionsGolf.org

 
community food pantry
Pantry Donations Requested



The Community Food Pantry is in need of items below!
Donations can be dropped off in the shopping carts located in the front entrance of the Cumberland Town Hall.
Thanks for your continued support of our Community Food Pantry!
 
Reusable bags | Canned fruit peaches | Pineapple |Mandarin oranges | Tuna fish | Peanut butter | Jam /jelly
Chicken ramen noodles | Instant potatoes | Chicken and beef soups | Chowder & beef stews
Broth, veg. beef, chicken | Spaghetti’ Os/Ravioli | Spaghetti/Angel hair/ pasta | Hamburger helper
Spaghetti sauce | Crackers | Coffee reg. Med | K-cups reg. Med | Hot Cocoa | Brownie mix | cake mix/Frosting
Pancake mix/muffin mix | Condiments Mayo/Ketchup | Kids Cereal and granola | Oatmeal packets
Jell-O and pudding mix | Protein drinks | School snacks | Granola bars | Juice individuals and family size
Chips | Pretzels | Tortilla chips | Dried fruit
PRINCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY NEWS
pml hours
PML Home Delivery Service is free for those who qualify.
 
The PML Home Delivery Service provides free library delivery to individuals who are residents of Cumberland or North Yarmouth
who are generally confined to their residence, either temporarily, due to illness or accident, or permanently, due to age, disability,
or other mobility problems. 
 
Enroll online or call the library at 829-2215.
 
Aurthor Talk with Debra Spark
Author Talk with Debra Spark
Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m.
In-person at PML
No registration required. Free!
 
Debra Spark's new book Discipline is a propulsive literary mystery about family strife and devotion, ambition and authorship, and the abiding and mysterious power of art. Inspired by the life and family of Walt Kuhn (the painter responsible for the 1913 Armory Show that introduced Americans to modernism) and the scandal-ridden Elan boarding school that was forced to shut down in 2011, this richly drawn, suspenseful novel shows Spark at her most masterful.

Spark will talk about her experiences researching and writing this deeply engaging novel and read excerpts from the book. She is the author of several books and an editor of the food essay anthology Breaking Bread. She lives in North Yarmouth.
cookbook club
Cookbook Club
Second Monday of each month, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Wescustogo Hall & North Yarmouth Community Center
 
Have you heard about our cookbook club?
Discover new recipes and share them with others.
 
 
 
Prepare your dish at home, then bring it to the meeting.
We'll enjoy the food together then chat about what worked or didn't work.
New members are welcome. 

board games thrusday afternoons

We've got game (on Thursday afternoons)

Thursdays, 1 to 3 p.m. at PML

 

This group plays the classics: Rummikub, Sequence, Mexican Train and

occasionally a newish one, like Carcassonne. New players are welcome.

 

Games can easily be taught.

 

 

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