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JUST when you thought the Nik governments popularity could not fall any lower it took another nose-dive on Friday when the Covid generalissimo and health minister Constantinos Ioannou announced the eagerly-awaited relaxations of the restrictions that not just disappointed but caused thousands of parents of schoolchildren, justifiably, to go ballistic.Not only would gymnasiums first three years of secondary school stay shut for another two weeks, extending their closure to three months, but all primary scho
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BAR HARBOR, Maine 鈥?Local voters are expected to go to the polls Tuesday, June 14, to elect at least one new town councilor and to consider several proposed land use ordinance amendments.Polls will be open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Bar Harbor Municipal Building on Cottage Street.Seven candidates are running for three available council seats. Incumbents Ruth Eveland and Vernon Sandy McFarland
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stanley cup at on the Mount Desert Island School District Board of Trustees.Besides Eveland and McFarland, also running for Town Council are Barbara Fenderson, Robert Garland, Vicki Hall, Michael McCadden and Christopher Walsh.Brian Hubbell and Claire Sasner are running unopposed for the two available seats on the Superintending School Committee.Voters also will consider several proposed amendments to the towns land use ordinance, including whether to eliminate local restrictions on weekly rentals in residential districts, which were adopted in 2006.Supporters of the restrictions have said they help preserve year-round neighborhoods and ensure such rental properties meet safety standards, but opponents have said the restrictions are unnecessary and discriminate against property owners in neighborhoods where they are not allowed. There have
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