People Around Town: June 26, 2022

Alex DeLorge, probationary member of the Sanford Fire Department, received his helmet shield from his shift (D) this week, signifying he has met the requirements as a member of the shift. Congratulations Alex and thank you for your hard work with the SFD! On Thursday, the Trafton Travelers spent a beautiful day at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, followed by time in Boothbay Harbor. They enjoyed giant Trolls, beautiful scenery, lush gardens and the company of good friends. They have…

News Notes: June 26, 2022

Friends of Downtown Sanford is encouraging anyone who lives or works along the 4th of July parade route to decorate with flags, flowers, or anything red, white and blue for the holiday. The parade will run along Main St. from Malcolm Ave. to Gowen Park. Let's show our spirit, Sanford! There will be a parking ban beginning Monday, June 27 at 7:00 a.m. through Tuesday, June 28 at 6:00 p.m. on the following streets: Berwick Ave., Prescott St., Shaw St.…

Fire Department Log: June 1-15, 2022

Fires On June 8, there was a fire in a vehicle being serviced on Oak St. Three units responded. June 15, Engine 2 was called to a trash fire at a demolition site on Jagger Mill Rd. There was one call for unauthorized burning. Other Incidents June 15, there was a soda fountain carbon dioxide leak on Main St. There were two calls for downed power lines and one for a defective elevator with no occupants. One call was for…

This Week’s Public Notices: June 26, 2022

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The Sanford Planning Board will hold a public hearing & receive written & oral comments at its July 6, 2022 meeting, starting at 6:30 pm, for proposed amendment of Chapter 280: Zoning to adjust front yard setback and private way standards in the  Urban Zone (U). The hearing may be held in person in Council Chambers at City Hall, 919 Main Street, Sanford, or via remote video and teleconference pursuant to City Council Rules of Procedure pertaining to…

Block Party, Fireworks & Parade Planned for 4th

Sanford will return to celebrating Independence Day in style this year, with activities planned for both July 3rd and 4th. On Sunday, July 3rd, there will be a Block Party at Number One Pond, with a big variety of vendors lined up. Among the food vendors will be Gotta Be Frank, Brothers Concession (funnel cakes, lemonade, fried oreos & twinkies, ice cream), Calvary Baptist Church (popcorn, lemonade & water), Daigle's Dogs (hot dogs, snacks and drinks), Wicked Good Dogs (hot…

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