Currently, outside noise, including music, must be kept to 50 decibels and below after 9 p.m., but the proposed ordinance provides the city with flexibility on a case-by-case basis.
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Hallowell police charge man with animal cruelty after he allegedly left dog in hot car for 30 minutes
Police say the windows were open a bit but the car’s inside temperature was around 100 degrees.
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Archaeological digs part of Hallowell’s plan to keep interest high during Water Street work
A second brainstorming session was held to discuss creative ways to keep spirits high among Hallowell residents and keep people coming to the city during next year’s reconstruction project.
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Plans for new Hallowell fire station move forward
A city working group will recommend offering a contract to a local architect and general contractor to design and build the new station.
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Plans moving forward to relocate historic Hallowell house
The parcel where the Dummer House currently sits will be converted into a city-owned parking lot, according to City Manager Nate Rudy.
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Police: Jefferson man doesn’t recall Hallowell crash
The accident tied up traffic on U.S. Route 201 for an hour on Friday afternoon.
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Hallowell council to discuss budget, new fire station
The City Council also will be updated on negotiations to move the historic Dummer House to make way for a new municipal parking lot.
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Hallowell police investigating rollover accident on Water Street
The accident occurred just south of downtown, near the Millikens Crossing Bridge.
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Vicki’s School of Dance in Hallowell celebrating ’40 years of dance’ this weekend
Vicki Gilbert, 57, started her business in 1977 when she was a senior in high school with 18 students, and she said she’s taught thousands over the past four decades.
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Hallowell gets $300K to assess, clean up hazardous sites around downtown
The city manager said the work will focus on historic buildings and properties near downtown and in neighborhoods, including the former Stevens School campus.