Reminders from Town Hall - May 15, 2026
ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW FOR THE JUNE 9TH ELECTIONS
- Request an absentee ballot online: https://absenteeballotrequest.sos.maine.gov/
- Telephone Request: Call the Clerk's Office at (207) 829-3705 to request your ballot be mailed to you! We must speak to the voter and not a family member.
- In Person: Stop by Town Office to pick up ballots for yourself/immediate family members (spouse, child, parent, sister/brother) or vote your own ballot in person.
- By Mail: Downloading the application and complete the form then mail it to the Clerk's Office.
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2028 Comprehensive Plan CommitteeHelp Shape the Future of North Yarmouth The Town of North Yarmouth is seeking volunteers to serve on the Comprehensive Plan Committee, a group of community members who will guide the development of the Town’s next Comprehensive Plan. Committee members will play a central role in shaping the long-term vision, policies, and priorities that will guide North Yarmouth’s growth, land use, and municipal decision-making over the next 10–12 years. Members are expected to actively participate in a collaborative, community-driven planning process and help ensure the Comprehensive Plan reflects a broad range of perspectives while maintaining consistency with State requirements. Why This Matters? North Yarmouth has a long tradition of thoughtful planning, grounded in preserving our rural character, protecting natural resources, and managing growth responsibly. As our community evolves, we face important questions:
The Comprehensive Plan is an opportunity for the community to come together and answer these questions—thoughtfully and collaboratively. Committee members will:
Who Should Apply? We are looking for a diverse group of residents who care about North Yarmouth’s future. You do not need to be an expert in planning. We welcome:
Most important is a willingness to:
Time Commitment
Apply using the online Volunteer Application or download the PDF version below and email to [email protected] or fax to 207-829-3743 or mail to Town of North Yarmouth, 10 Village Square RD, North Yarmouth, ME 04097.
Help us plan for the future while honoring what makes North Yarmouth special. | |
 | 2026 Annual Clean Up Day is Saturday May 16th8AM to 1PM at the Public Works Facility located at 19 Public Works Way. Must be a resident of North Yarmouth to participate. More information coming soon!
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 | Candidates Night May 20th 6:30PM
Do you want to learn more about the candidates who will be on the June 9th ballot for the Election of Municipal Officers? Come to Candidates Night Wednesday, May 20th starting at 6:30pm at Wescustogo Hall & North Yarmouth Community Center. This event will also be live streamed (and on demand) at townhallstreams.com. |
 | Municipal Offices and Facilities will be Closed Monday, May 25, 2026in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday |
 | Clear the clutter. Freecyle! Saturday, May 30, from 9am to 12pm at Wescustogo Hall and Community Center.Got Junk (and a Trunk?): Load your trunk with items to give away. Reserve a free parking space here: https://princememorial.libcal.com/event/16402076 Are you a Bargain Hunter?: What’s better than free? Come check it out and take home a great haul. Registration is required for trunks. Registration is NOT required for bargain hunters. Junk in the Trunk is offered in collaboration with Prince Memorial Library and the North Yarmouth Waste Reduction Committee. |
The North Yarmouth Economic Development & Sustainability Committee and the Parks Committee invite you to join us for a fun community event at the Village Green in North Yarmouth. We'll have games, fairy houses, touch a truck, live music, corn hole tournaments, historical exhibits, guided trail walks, kids' costume parade & more! Refreshments & baked goods provided by the North Yarmouth Fire Company Raffles & prizes generously donated by local businesses. SCHEDULE: 1:00 Hot Honey Jam band 1:30 Parks Committee grand opening of the Village Center Trail with a short guided walk up the trail with a scavenger hunt available. Guide: Chris Cabot 2:00 Waste Reduction Committee dedication of a new bench, presentation by State Rep Annie Graham 2:30 The FLUKES band 2:40: Kids' Costume Parade 3:00 Guided walk on the Village Center Trail and over to Knight's Pond. Guide: Karen Herold Special thanks to Walnut Hill Construction Company as a major sponsor of this event
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 | Zoning Board of Appeals Notic of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Town of North Yarmouth Board of Appeals will meet on Wednesday June 3, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Wescustogo Hall & Community Center to hear an Administrative Appeal by Lianne Mitchell regarding Section 5.8.A. of the Town of North Yarmouth Land Use Ordinance located at 0 Gray RD, Tax Map 010-072 owned by Construction Aggregate, Inc. located in the Village Center & Village Residential Zoning districts. |
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 | Employment Opportunities with the Town of North YarmouthSelect the links below to learn more about the available positions.
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 | Wood Bank - Help Us Keep People Warm
Visit to learn more or help wth our working day. Stacke, split, hel with social media, fundraising, grant writing the possibilities are endless! Donuts and Refreshments Saturday Mornings 8am to noon 46 Walnut Hill Parkway - North Yarmouth We always welcome cash and wood donations. PO Box 247 - Cumberland, ME 04021
FMI - WWW.CUMBERLANDWOODBANK.ORG |
. Join Us for the 5th Annual TeeOff4TMF Charity Golf Tournament
Join us on Monday, July 20, 2026 at The Woodlands Club in Falmouth, Maine, for an unforgettable day of golf, community, and purpose.
Hosted by Julie & Bryce Davis | The Davis Team, TeeOff4TMF brings together golfers, business leaders, veterans, and supporters to benefit the Travis Mills Foundation and its life-changing work for recalibrated veterans and their families.
Guests will enjoy a premier golf experience featuring an 18-hole four-person scramble, championship course conditions, lunch at the turn, a reception banquet, and a fun lineup of on-course experiences and challenges throughout the day. We’re also excited to welcome BackSwing Golf Events back to the tournament, whose women professional golfers are known for bringing popular fundraising activations like Beat the Pro to charity events nationwide.
TeeOff4TMF has grown into one of Maine’s most meaningful charity golf events, raising more than $175,000 to support the Travis Mills Foundation and the programs that help veteran families reconnect, heal, and build lasting community.
Net proceeds from the tournament support the programs of the Travis Mills Foundation.
Whether you join us as a golfer, sponsor, volunteer, or supporter, your participation helps make a lasting impact. We hope you’ll be part of this special day.
Location: The Woodlands Club, 39 Woods Rd, Falmouth, ME 04105
Use this link for more information and to register. https://events.golfstatus.com/event/the-5th-annual-teeoff4tmf-2026
For volunteer opportunities, please email [email protected]. | |
Superintendent Porter also provides regular updates on the District website, click here to read the Superintendent News.
Upcoming Events
| PRINCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY NEWS | |
 | Our Hours: Tuesday – Thursday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday and Monday: Closed
Contact Us: 266 Main Street, Cumberland, Maine 04021 (207) 829-2215 |
 | Marking Jay’s Final Day at Chess ClubMonday, May 26, 4–5 p.m. Prince Room Drop‑in, all welcome
For nearly four years, Jay Fulton has been the steady, patient presence at our chess tables—arriving early, welcoming every player, and turning each move into a chance to learn. Week after week, he’s helped kids find confidence, strategy, and community. And over that time, he’s guided players through well over 2,000 games.
But the numbers only hint at what Jay brings to the room. Families know him as someone who shows up fully, teaches with kindness, and stays until the last board is cleared. He has been a gift to our young players and to PML.
After four years of teaching openings, endgames, and everything in between, Jay is playing his final Chess Club session at PML. If your child has ever sat across from him—or if you simply want to wish him well—please stop by. No registration, no chess skills required. Want to help us give Jay a proper send‑off? We’re accepting donations in his honor. Every contribution goes toward a special tribute in the kids’ room. |
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