Real Estate Transactions

19 Kilby St. (6/11 closing date, listed below) Photo: Google Compiled by Carolyn Cadigan 6/11, 19 Kilby St., 9-room Dormered Cape, 4 bed/2 bath, remodeled, bedroom and laundry on first floor, pantry, two sunrooms, original woodwork and trim, attic, partially finished basement, detached 1-car garage, large patio, shed, outbuilding, in-ground pool, $465,000 (pictured above) 6/14, 517 Oak St., 6-room Ranch, 3 bed/1 bath, bonus room, partially finished basement, detached 2-car and 1-car garages, outbuilding, 2.05 acres, $385,000 6/17, 9 Ellis…
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Financial Supporters-We Couldn’t Do This Without You  

By Lisa Blanchette, SSN Editorial Board Member    Our heartfelt “Thank You” to these recent donors:  Megan Arsenault Claire Auger Heidi Barker Jill Bonia Ann Cibelli Carol Forbess Connie Garber Charlene Humphrey Roland Legere Lorraine Masure Kevin McKeon Andrew Ridell Lesley Unger
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Our Baby Turns One!

The Sanford Springvale News has been published and delivered to locations throughout Sanford and Springvale each week, with local news, without bias and at no cost to you! How We Do It All reporters, writers, proofreaders, photographers, delivery people and board members are volunteers. We have a contracted layout designer. How Costs Are Covered To maintain our website, Facebook page, eNewsletter and do the print edition, we’re accepting business advertisements, sponsorships and donations, and pursuing grant opportunities. Why It’s Important…
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Council Takes a Step Toward Pedestrian, Driver Safety

Photo: royharryman from Pixabay By Renée Morin The City Council accepted a plan on June 18 that aims to improve the safety of Sanford’s streets and sidewalks. Improvements will include the installation of new crosswalk signs and strategies for getting drivers to obey speed limits. Director of Public Works Matthew Hill presented the safety action plan, Sanford Safe Streets for All (SS4A), to the council, explaining that his department has worked with consultants to develop it over the past six…
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City Council Authorizes Funds for Road Work

Photo: sumanamul15 from Pixabay By Renée Morin At the June 18 City Council meeting, in a 5–1 vote, with Councilor Ayn Hanselmann dissenting, the council authorized the transfer of up to $400,000 of unexpended Public Works funds (from personnel and other accounts) to road work, with the plan being to work until the funds run out. The following roads are candidates for preservation paving: • Emery Street from Heritage Crossing to High Street: (not including bridge deck) • Goodwins Bridge…
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