PAM HARNDEN

More than $7,000 was raised during games Monday night with additional donations coming in this week, bringing the total to more than $9,000.

Cpl. Anthony York gave his first report since taking over the job to the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors Thursday.

Changes include limiting medium and large systems to 15 acres and language to protect firefighters.

Boys and girls basketball teams from Spruce Mountain and Leavitt Area high schools used their games Monday, Jan. 20, to raise funds for The Kita Center, which hosts summer camps for children who have lost a loved on to suicide.

Selectmen on Tuesday evening, Jan. 21, voted to sell sewer foreclosed properties and three others the town has owned for years.

York has had 468 different contacts with staff, students and others since becoming the school resource officer for Spruce Mountain schools.

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Between 250 and 300 volunteers will be needed while the traveling memorial is in Farmington July 1 through 6 and $22,000 more must be raised to cover insurance, transportation and other fees.

The donation was made by retired UMF Police Chief Robert Harper.

Farmington selectmen on Jan. 28 tabled discussions on changing the tax payment schedule and moving to a fiscal year until the Feb. 11 meeting so that both sides could be presented at once.