Mr. Capello, You Say Berwick Will Remember Your Transparency. I Remember Something Different.
Arthur Capello says he hopes Berwick remembers his transparency and willingness to talk with anybody. One Berwick resident looks back at the documented record—including the very budget meeting Capello references—and describes a very different experience with access, answers and local government.
Candidate Spotlight: Brian Pellerin – York County Sheriff
Brian Pellerin, an unenrolled candidate for York County Sheriff and current Chief Deputy of the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, is featured in The Maine Mirror’s Candidate Spotlight series, highlighting his law enforcement background, campaign priorities, public service, and an invitation to answer five questions for York County voters.
Candidate Spotlight: Rep. Michele Meyer | Candidate for Maine State Senate District 35
Meet Rep. Michele Meyer, Democratic candidate for Maine State Senate District 35. Learn about her background as a registered nurse, legislative leadership, campaign priorities, and commitment to serving southern Maine in this Maine Mirror Candidate Spotlight.
Candidate Spotlight: Julie N. Rakic | Candidate for Maine State Senate District 35
Meet Julie Rakic, Republican candidate for Maine State Senate District 35. Learn about her military service, professional background, campaign priorities, and where to learn more in this Maine Mirror Candidate Spotlight.
Candidate Spotlight: Jonathan “J.R.” Fallon | Candidate for Maine State Senate District 34
Meet Jonathan “J.R.” Fallon, Republican candidate for Maine State Senate District 34. Learn about his military service, legal career, campaign priorities, community involvement, and where to learn more in this Maine Mirror Candidate Spotlight.
Lebanon Community Update: Here’s What’s Coming Up in Town
Stay informed about upcoming public meetings and hearings in Lebanon, Maine. Learn what’s on the agenda for the July 7 Select Board meeting, July 8 Budget Committee meeting, Planning Board site visit, public hearing for a proposed doggie daycare, and more in this Lebanon community update.
North Berwick Select Board Reviews School Budget, Fire Station Project, Data Centers, and More
The North Berwick Select Board met on June 2, 2026, to discuss several issues impacting the community, including the MSAD 60 school budget, the new Fire & Rescue Station project, potential data center regulations, shooting range zoning discussions, trail improvements, energy contracts, and other municipal updates. This Maine Mirror Public Pulse summary provides residents with an accessible overview of key discussions and decisions from the meeting.
Berwick Speaks: School Budget and Bond Win Strong Support at the Polls
Berwick voters have approved both the MSAD 60 school budget and school bond in the June 9, 2026 referendum. The results reflect strong community support for local education and long-term school improvements, while highlighting the importance of local elections in shaping the future of Maine communities.
They Received the Complaint. No One Acted. Months Later, Biddeford’s City Manager Resigned Citing “Systemic Issues”
A formal complaint was received, signed, and acknowledged by Biddeford leadership—yet no action was taken. Months later, the city manager resigned citing “systemic issues.” This investigation examines the documented pattern of deflection and unanswered accountability.