During the week of Feb. 20, The Ellsworth American covered a variety of local news stories in its publication. The week started with coverage of a council meeting held in the town of Mariaville, where residents discussed concerns about a proposal for a new housing development. The council ultimately voted to approve the project, but with conditions that address residents’ worries about increased traffic and noise.
In other news, the newspaper reported on an upcoming event in Surry where members of the community are working together to restore a historic cemetery. The project aims to preserve the cemetery’s headstones and clean up the grounds, with volunteers donating their time and resources to ensure the site’s longevity.
The week also saw coverage of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, with updates on vaccination efforts in Hancock County. The county has been working to distribute doses to eligible residents, with local health officials urging people to sign up for appointments as soon as they are able.
In sports news, The Ellsworth American highlighted a local basketball team’s success in a recent tournament, with players and coaches expressing their excitement at the team’s strong performance. The newspaper also reported on a swim meet held in Ellsworth, where athletes competed in various events and showcased their skills in the pool.
Looking ahead, The Ellsworth American mentioned several upcoming events in the community, including a fundraiser for a local nonprofit and a workshop on sustainable gardening practices. The newspaper encouraged readers to stay involved in their community and support local initiatives.
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