Creative Repurposing includes clothing swap for families! Bring in outgrown or unused clothing and leave with a new wardrobe - or at least something you will wear! Good for the environment and your budget.
Starting January 1, access to the transfer station will require that you have a current sticker. These stickers have been available since April and are good for 3 years.
If you don't have a current sticker, getting one is easy. Click here for information.
On December 27th, John L'Hote of Rice Road was the recipient of the first Boston Cane awarded in nearly two decades. For more information on Mr. L'Hote, see the Advertiser Democrat story here.
Select Board members Jamie Toohey and Todd Sawyer join John L'Hote after he was awarded the Boston Cane.
Thanks to the generosity of Waterford citizens and the efforts and organization skills of the Waterford Santa (a/k/a Missy Lessard), many of Waterford's boys and girls will be having an especially fun and memorable Christmas!
According to Robert Larrabee a regional Animal Control Officer, the virus has been found in several area towns including Waterford. The gastrointestinal virus can be lethal if not promptly treated by a veterinarian. Dog owners should make sure their dogs - especially puppies - are up-to-date on their vaccinations. Get more information on the Parvo virus here.
These new stickers will be registered to a particular vehicle. You will need to fill out a registration form for each vehicle on which you want a sticker. You can pre-register for your sticker here. You can then pick it up at the Town Office or have it mailed to you. You can also pick up registration forms at the Waterford and Stoneham town offices, as well as the transfer station. There is no fee for these stickers.
If your Old Glory is getting tattered and faded, proper disposal is available by dropping it off at the town office or giving it to an attendant at the transfer station.
Whether you were able to make it to the town meeting or not, Select Board chair Randy Lessard has written this great summary of what took place. See it here.
Read the story in the Lewiston Sun Journal here, and don't forget to thank Judy for her service and especially for stepping up to the Chair during what has been a chaotic and divisive time for the Board.
Colin has been with LEA for over 20 years, all the way from intern to executive director. His extensive knowledge of shoreland zoning laws and our watershed community make him an invaluable advocate for our lakes.
NRCM recognized leaders in river, lake, coastal water, and drinking water clean-up in celebration of the 50-year anniversary of the Clean Water Act.
Almost 40 years of the Waterford Historical Society's newsletter "Waterford Echoes" are now available here or by clicking on the Echoes link above. 40 years of fascinating articles, stories, and photos!