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Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

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Copy Editor, The Forecaster

Portland

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Politics , Pro Wrestling , Real Estate , Technology , Small Business

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Total articles 962

  • Cape Elizabeth’s proposed school budget brings 3% tax increase

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified| Kennebec Journal Verified The Cape Elizabeth School Board unanimously approved a proposed $36.3 million school budget last week. The Town Council will be asked in the coming weeks to send it to the June 10 ballot for a validation vote. The proposed $36,318,456 school budget is a 2.5% increase over last year and packs an estimated 2.9% tax increase.

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified · Kennebec Journal

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Windham unveils proposed budget for fiscal year 2026

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified Windham is currently debating their budget for the 2026 fiscal year. A proposal from Town Manager Barry Tibbetts, which was presented to the town council on Feb. 1, would see municipal expenses of $35,248,462, up from the previous year’s budget of $33,487,270, a total increase of 5.26%.

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified · The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Biddeford discusses affordable housing strategies

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified At a meeting last week, the Biddeford City Council heard a presentation from Westbrook Development Corp. on how to receive more state funding for affordable housing projects in the city. “We want to learn how Biddeford projects can rise to the top of the heap in the scoring measures that are used by Maine Housing,” Biddeford Mayor Martin Grohman said.

    By Bailey Arnold-Fuchs Verified · The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

    Apr. 08, 2025

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The Forecaster