Issue No. 31 — preview of next week's Special Town Meeting on November 17 takes on a handful of complex articles addressing the housing crisis, downtown zoning, land for a new Fire-Rescue Station, the adoption of a stricter energy code, and CPC's funding of the Eldredge Park renovation.
Issue No. 30 — Another Mighty Updates issue to get you up to speed on Orleans issues and projects that were approved at past Town Meetings. What's the status of our "new" fire-rescue building? Whatever happened to the fertilizer ban? And why is the Rock Harbor Wharf taking so long? Keep reading!
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One thing at EXIT 89 is changing. Your donations will still keep us going and growing, but they will no
Today is your last chance to vote in our Annual Election — from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Council on Aging/Senior Center, 150 Rock Harbor Road.
Along with questions asking for approval of funding overrides for articles that passed at Town Meeting — Fire-Rescue Station design, Town
Issue No. 29 — A postmortem of May Town Meeting and the surprises as well as frustrations. The FY 26 Operating Budget was approved along with Wastewater Phase 3, new solar development, a design for a new Fire-Rescue Station, and a nudge to the Select Board to look into Residential Tax Exemptions.



