Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Portland

Senior ('22) studying Communication and Graphic Design at SNHU. Lead copy editor & layout team member @PenmenPress. Copywriter for @SNHU. Always learning.

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Fayette attorney explains benefits of trusts and transfer on death deeds

2 weeks ago | sunjournal.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

FAYETTE — At this month’s All Age Friendly Muffin Monday, May 19, meeting, Fayette resident, past Fayette Planning Board member and elder law attorney Jed Davis gave a detailed overview of tools to help older adults manage their estates and minimize family conflict. Speaking at Starling Hall, Davis focused on the use of living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and Maine’s relatively new transfer on death deeds.
Mt. Blue, Foster CTE Center spotlight student success

2 weeks ago | sunjournal.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

FARMINGTON — Recent student achievements and program growth were topics at the May 13 Regional School Unit 9 meeting, the board of directors. Mt. Blue High School Principal Joel Smith and Foster Career and Technical Education Center Interim Director Galen Dalrymple brought directors up to date on student and program achievements. RSU 9 serves the towns of Chesterville, Farmington, Industry, New Sharon, New Vinyeard, Starks, Vienna, Weld and Wilton.
We Love to Eat: Community meals in Westbrook, Gorham and Casco

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Free community meal – Saturday, May 17, 4:30-6 p.m., FBC Westbrook, 733 Main St., Westbrook. Enchiladas, rice, salad and dessert. Kids menu available. Free weekly community meal – Wednesday, May 21, 5-6 p.m., Westbrook Community Center, 426 Bridge St., Westbrook. A hot meal plus salad, fruit, dessert and beverage is provided by Trinity Lutheran Church and Wayside Food program. Some evenings with live music. Senior lunch – Wednesday, May 21, noon, St. Anne’s Church, 299 Main St., Gorham.
Falmouth gives public comment on pesticide ordinance, again

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Falmouth residents had another opportunity Monday to chime in on a contentious proposed pesticide and fertilizer regulatory ordinance after the town mistakenly skipped a step in the process prior to adopting the new rules. On Feb. 24 Falmouth Town Council voted to pass the ordinance after about a year of deliberation.
Kennebunk nonprofit awarded grant to help families cope with Alzheimer’s disease

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

A Kennebunk nonprofit dedicated to helping families with loved ones diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease recently earned a grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America to continue programming for local families affected by the disease. Founded by Kennebunk resident Sally Tartre 14 years ago, A Place to Start offers free educational, therapeutic and emotional support to individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and their family members and caregivers.
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Arundel school district voters send $62.6M budget to polls

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

RSU 21 voters officially adopted the proposed $62.6 million school budget for fiscal year 2026 at the district’s annual meeting on May 5. The budget, which will now go to referendum in Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel on June 10, represents a 5.5% increase over the current year’s budget. Just over $54.3 million of the fiscal year 2026 budget will come from taxation, an increase of nearly $4 million compared to the current fiscal year.
After a brief podium-time tempest, Gorham budget is approved

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Gorham Town Council Tuesday uneventfully passed a combined $82.7 million municipal and school budget after a resident peaceably left the public podium during a brief incident earlier in the meeting. Council Chair Suzanne Phillips signaled Police Chief Chris Sanborn after she repeatedly warned resident Ben Tuttle that he had exceeded the four minutes allotted to speakers in the meeting.
Kennebunk standouts protest Trump: “It’s we the people.”

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Every Thursday afternoon for 14 weeks, protestors have lined the streets of downtown Kennebunk, waving flags, holding signs and protesting the Trump administration. It started with fewer than 40 people, and now the effort has grown to over 200 people protesting each week. Organized by The Democracy Cooperative and led by Penny Gruen, the president of Democrats Kennebunk Arundel, the standouts are a direct response to actions coming out of Washington.
$54 million Cumberland-North Yarmouth school budget headed to ballot

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

A $53.82 million budget for SAD 51, the school district for Cumberland and North Yarmouth, passed an initial hurdle this week and will go on the June ballot in both municipalities. Up by about 7.12% from the current fiscal year, increases in salaries and benefits make up 87% of the budget increase, while other projects and positions were cut or delayed.
Biddeford officials call for more state education funding

3 weeks ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Biddeford Mayor Martin Grohman and Biddeford-Saco Superintendent Jeremy Ray are working to get state lawmakers to support two bills before the Legislature that would increase state education funding. In a memo to the Biddeford community, Ray wrote that the bills would significantly impact Biddeford’s school funding and taxpayer equity, and would reflect the true costs of educating Biddeford students and provide much-needed tax relief for the community.