Real Estate Transactions: June 28-30, 2023

295 Harry Howes Rd. (Google photo) 6/28, 67 Riverside Ave., 7-room multi-level Cape, 4 bed/2.5 bath, 83’ waterfront on Number One Pond, walk-out basement, remodeled in 2019, $372,000   6/28, 295 Harry Howes Rd., 8-room New Englander on .99 acre, 3 bed/1.5 bath, wrap-around porch, attached 2-car garage, $330,000  6/29, 5 Dubois Dr., 6-room oversized Cape on .52 acre, 4 bed/2 bath, partially finished basement, hot tub, gazebo, waterfall and garden pond, $400,000  6/29, 19 Brunell Ave., 8-room oversized Cape, 4…
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Community Calendar July 3-9, 2023

Monday, July 3  Sanford Food Pantry, 10am-Noon, picture ID required, Sanford residents only. 1204 Main Street (weekly event) open   American Red Cross Blood Drive, Noon-5pm, Nasson Community Center, 457 Main Street, Springvale  City of Sanford Holiday Festivities, Block Party at Number One Pond, William Oscar Emery Drive  4:00 pm Vendors Open 6:00 pm Water Ski Show Warm-ups 6:30 pm Water Ski Show Starts 7:30 pm Live DJ  9:00 pm (or later) Fireworks Tuesday, July 4  Fourth of July Parade, 10:00 am. Starts at the intersection of Main…
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Geese on Number One Pond Photo: Terry Jellerson
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International Woolen Could Get Additional Cleanup Funds

Sanford could be in line for additional federal funds for cleaning up the International Woolen mill site, resulting from a recent grant announcement from the Environmental Protection Agency.  The EPA awarded $3 million to Southern Maine Regional Planning and Development Commission, which runs a revolving loan program available to municipalities for assessing and cleaning up polluted industrial sites. Potential projects eligible for this new funding besides International Woolen include the former site of Prime Tanning in Berwick and other commercial and housing…
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News Notes

Notre Dame Church in Springvale would be demolished in about a year if voters approve construction of a new fire substation at the site.  Fire Station News: The site of the former Notre Dame Church on Payne Street in Springvale could be the new home of the Springvale Fire Station following the city's signing of a lease-purchase agreement with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Maine. Voters would have to approve a bond to build the replacement for the antique station on Oak…
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