#ballot-November-2019

ballot included mayor, wardens, ward clerks, school board, another council seat

BELFAST — Two candidates vying for the Ward Three seat on the Belfast City Council highlighted the municipal ballot in Belfast on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with Brenda Bonneville ultimately prevailing.…

ballot also included warden, ward clerk, school board, port board seats

ROCKLAND — Four candidates seeking two City Council seats highlighted the municipal ballot in Rockland when voters took to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5. 

Elsewhere on the ballot, two citizens…

PROSPECT — A total of 91 ballots were cast in Prospect Nov. 5, 2019, when voters there elected Diane “Didi” Terry to the select board. 

They also voted 66 to 25 in favor of a state $105…

APPLETON — Running unopposed, Danielle Gould swept the polls in Appleton in her pursuit of a seat on the select board with 167 votes. The town recorded 187 voters visiting the polls Nov. 5.…

UNION — Voting 251 to 139, Union voters approved a $78,000 bond to buy solar panels for municipal use. 

The projected initial plan is to install a 128 solar panel array on the new public…

State referendum: Nov. 5, 2019

Here are the results of the November 5, 2019…

ROCKPORT — Approximately 18.2 percent of registered voters — 513 individuals — in Rockport went to the polls Nov. 5, despite the pouring rain, to approve a municipal spending bond of $1.63 million…

Maine Bond Referendum, Nov. 5, 2019

Here are the results of the November 5, 2019…

UNION — The Town of Union will vote Nov. 5 on whether to purchase solar panels for use within the town. 

Below is more information from the Town’s website:

The town select board…

BELFAST — Officials in Belfast have changed the polling location for the Nov. 5 election for those living with Wards 1-4, according to an announcement posted on the city’s website Oct. 22. 

Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for the Belfast City Council Ward Three seat, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on…

Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for the Belfast City Council Ward Three seat, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on…

Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for the Rockland City Council, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on issues important…
Nov. 5, 2019 Rockland City ballot
Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for the Rockland City Council, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on issues important…
Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for the Rockland City Council, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on issues important…

Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each candidate running for a seat on the Rockland City Council, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on…

Letter to the editor: Donna Short and Meredith Bruskin

At the recent Candidate Panel Discussion in Belfast on Oct. 22, it seemed like three of the candidates,  Ridgley Fuller being the only exception, blame Samantha Paradis, the current Mayor of…

Letter to the editor: Peter Wilkinson and Maryjean Crowe

We are happy to be supporting Ridgely Fuller in her quest to serve the City of Belfast as a city councillor, representing ward 3, for several reasons.  

First, Ridgely has genuine concern…

CAMDEN — Voters in Camden will see one municipal ordinance amendment proposal on the Nov. 5, 2019 ballot: “Shall the Town of Camden amend Chapter VIII Camden Police Ordinance by adding a new…

Letter to the editor: David Loxtercamp

The upcoming election for mayor of Belfast, Councilor for Ward Three, and Councilor for Ward will determine the city’s direction for the next two years. Two of the positions are uncontested; Ward…

Letter to the editor: Jesse Watson

One of the many things that i admire most about Nate Davis is his seemingly unending commitment to civic engagement. 

He is a deeply committed citizen of this community and has been…

Letter to the editor: Christos Calivas

Three years ago, when I endorsed Ed Glaser’s initial candidacy for City Council, it was based on the expectation that he would restore good order to the functioning of city government, something…

ROCKPORT — Voters at the Rockport polls Nov. 5 will consider a $1.63 million spending proposal and bond package introduced by the Rockport Select Board.

The warrant article calls for the…

Letter to the editor: Gilliad Munden

I am writing in support for Nate Davis for Rockland City Council.  He is a smart, capable person who cares very much about this community. 

I have volunteered with him on the Energy…

Letter to the editor: Becca Shaw Glaser

I am thrilled that both my friend Nate Davis and my dad, Ed Glaser, are running for the two spots opening on Rockland City Council.

Nate is one of the kindest, most patient and most open…

letter to the editor: George B. Terrien
Nate Davis presents an orderly and rational set of priorities, based on abiding values.  From having observed his activity in civic and organizational structures, I cannot see how…
Letter to the editor: Connie Hayes

Balance and civility are core qualities of Nate Davis.  I have known Nate and his wife, Chelsea, since they arrived in Rockland. He cares about a thriving Rockland.  I am impressed with his…

no candidates for three municipal seats

ROCKLAND — The list of candidates running for offices in the City of Rockland have been announced. 

The following seats and candidates will appear on the ballot for the Nov. 5 election. …

Letter to the editor: Susan Coe

My friend of many years, “Ridgely” Fuller is my choice for City Councilor of Belfast, Ward 3 and she deserves your attention! I have known her as an advocate, leader, and citizen in Belfast. …

To appear on the November ballot

ROCKPORT — In split vote, the Rockport Budget Committee signaled it wanted more time to consider a $1.63 million spending proposal and bond package introduced by the Rockport Select Board.

It is with excitement that have announced my candidacy for Belfast City Council from Ward 3.

I’m excited because community building is in my blood, and the City Council should be a key…

At the Nov. 5 polls
AUGUSTA — The Referendum Election will take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2019, with two statewide issues on the ballot.
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Letter to the editor: Brenda Bonneville


I’m running for the office of City Councilor (Ward 3) in Belfast, Maine for the upcoming November 2019 municipal elections.

My family and I have called Belfast home for the past…

Voters went to the polls Nov. 5, 2019 to…