Three guys stopped into the town office: the pastor (Jerry Radley), the gentleman (Mr. Francavilla), and Randy. Sounds like we need a punchline! Truly, these three hung out and chewed the fat for quite some time. A trip to the St. George town office can turn into a visit!

The March newsletter gets picked up from the printer today and will be released on March 1st. If you would like a paper copy of the February newsletter there are a few left at the town office. Or, you can read our digital archive of newsletters on our website. And, if you sign up for town notifications, we'll text or email you when the newsletter gets published.
https://www.stgeorgemaine.com/documents/departments/town-newsletter/newsletter-archives/698414
https://www.stgeorgemaine.com/forms/subscribe-for-updates

Here are the remaining upcoming meetings for this week:
•Tuesday, 4:10pm, Select Board meeting to approve warrant & receive town manager's report
•Tusday, 7pm, Planning Board, downstairs meeting room
•Wednesday, Open Space committee meeting, downstairs
Meeting schedule subject to change. If you would like to attend a meeting remotely please email webadmin@stgeorgemaine.com with your name, physical address, and what meeting you'd like to attend. We'll reply with the login info. Requests must be received no later than 1 business hour before the beginning of the meeting.
It's Tuesday. Yes, the dump is open.
Speaking of the transfer station, we're going to start a new section: "Where does this go?" People who have been using the transfer station for years might know the right answers, but new residents may not. Or maybe you could use a refresher. Or maybe something--like this box here--might cause a bit of confusion. Because this box DOESN'T go in the cardboard recycling; it goes in the mixed paper. Frequently transfer station employees are pulling "craftboard" or "pasteboard" (the technical name for this material) out of the cardboard section and moving it to the mixed paper section. So please, corrugated cardboard only* in the cardboard section.
*This isn't 100% true. There's something else that goes in the cardboard recycling section, but we'll cover that in another post.

Special permits may be issued in coordination with the town office. Please reach out to Town Manager (and Road Commissioner) Brandon Leppanen at 372-6363 if you need to obtain one.
We understand that this can pose major inconveniences to work but is critically important to the longevity of the road's surface, saving us significant tax dollars in the long run.








The Maine Forest Service has put out a very helpful post that shows you how to check for these nests and what to do if you find one, just click on the link below. And, if you have any questions, please contact the St George Conservation Commission at stgcc@stgeorgemaine.com
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MEDACF/bulletins/406e795#link_6


•Monday, town office and transfer station closed.
•Tuesday, transfer station opens at 8am
•Tuesday, town office opens LATE (9:30am) due to our monthly staff meeting
•Tuesday, Solid Waste committee meeting, 3pm, upstairs big room

Let's play a little game: How many St. George staffers can you identify from their drinking vessel? Put your guesses in the comments; answers will be posted next Friday.








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Here are the upcoming events for the week.
•Monday, Select Board meeting, 6pm, downstairs meeting room
•Tuesday, Senior Luncheon, 11:30am, upstairs big room
•Tuesday, Parks and Rec committee, 6pm, downstairs meeting room
•Tuesday, Planning Board, 7pm, downstairs meeting room
•Wednesday, Open Space committee, 4pm, downstairs meeting room
Meeting schedule subject to change. If you would like to attend a meeting remotely please email webadmin@stgeorgemaine.com with your name, physical address, and what meeting you'd like to attend; we'll reply with the login info. Requests must be received no later than 1 business hour before the beginning of the meeting.

Sebastian is from Thomaston and brings several years of experience working with neighboring EMS services. He is a skilled clinician with a strong commitment to caring for patients and serving the community. In addition to his clinical experience, Sebastian is known for his positive attitude and the energy he brings to the team.
Sebastian completes our core full-time staffing, which works alongside a strong team of per diem providers. Together, this team delivers consistent, high-quality emergency medical care by ensuring 24/7 in-house coverage at the Paramedic-level
We are excited to have Sebastian on board and are confident he will be a great addition to our department. Please join us in welcoming him to St. George EMS!



Here are the upcoming meetings for the week:
•Monday, 5pm, Ad Hoc TIF Committee, downstairs meeting room
•Wednesday, 4:30pm, Cemetery Committee, downstairs meeting room
•Thursday, 5pm, Conservation Commission, downstairs meeting room
Meeting schedule subject to change. If you would like to attend a meeting remotely please email webadmin@stgeorgemaine.com with your name, physical address, and what meeting you'd like to attend. We'll reply with the login info. Requests must be received no later than 1 business hour before the beginning of the meeting.


From Friday, March 6th - Sunday, March 8th, the Mussel Ridge Hoops Tournament will bring hundreds of fans to support their teams all weekend long. Seize this opportunity to remind Midcoast Mainers what your business has to offer!
Any of the above banner placements will guarantee plenty of visibility all weekend, each banner will be 2'x2', and kept to be reused at future Saint George Parks & Rec events.
Contact Parks & Rec Director Ashley Geel:
a.geel@stgeorgemaine.com
207-691-5603
Link to Sponsorship form- https://forms.gle/HUiHkmC9SoKJ4kkz6



