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Legal Notice: January 29, 2023

Order for Service by Publication In Re: Serenity Geisinger petition for name change This notice is directed to Carl Geisinger, last of Sanford, County of York, State of Maine, whereabouts unknown. This cause came to be heard on a Motion of the Petitioner whose  address is: 1025 Middle Rd., North Waterboro, ME 04061 for Service by Publication on Carl Geisinger. This Motion has been submitted for the following reasons: unable to obtain address submitted due diligence form. Petitioner believes the newspaper…

Springvale District Court to Close April 28

The Springvale District Court is scheduled to close April 28, 2023, as part of a consolidation of York County’s court system. All court functions will be moved to the brand-new York Judicial Center being constructed at 515 Elm St. (Route One) in Biddeford beginning the week of May 1. The new facility will be the largest courthouse in Maine. Public transportation to the York Judicial Center from Sanford and Springvale will be available. York County Community Action plans to add…

This Week’s Public Notices: January 1, 2023

Public Notice City of Sanford A Façade Grant is being offered by the City of Sanford to owners or tenants of commercial properties on Main Street, between Lebanon Street and Roberts Street. This is an incentive to improve the outside appearance of the downtown. The buildings must include a commercial space on the first floor. The maximum grant awarded is $25,000. A 25% minimum private investment match is required. This is a federally funded program through the Department of Housing…

This Week’s Public Notices: December 4, 2022

The City of Sanford Announces the Following 2023 Openings for Boards & Committees: The Airport Advisory Committee has three openings: two each for a three-year term for a Sanford resident who may or may not hold a  pilot’s certificate, and one for a three-year term for a Person who may or may not be a resident and holds a valid pilot’s certificate and operates an aircraft that is based at the Sanford Regional Airport. The Planning Board has four openings,…

ATVs Banned From Most of the Sanford Rail Trail

Motorized vehicles, including ATVs, snowmobiles and dirt bikes, will no longer be allowed to use the Rail Trail from Pleasant St. to the Lebanon town line, following a 4-3 decision by the City Council at its meeting on Tuesday, November 15, 2022. That represents about 75% of the Rail Trail through Sanford and Springvale. The Council also voted unanimously to revisit the decision annually. The discussion began with Parks and Recreation Director Brady Lloyd giving a brief rundown of Rail…

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