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Arrowsic
340 Arrowsic Road
Arrowsic, ME, 04530
Phone : (207) 443- 4609

	Arundel Welcome to Arundel. Check back often for all of the latest news, whether it is from the Town Selectmen, Recreation Department, or other Town Boards and Committees, you will be able to find news and schedules of upcoming community events here. The town adopted a new comprehensive plan at the June 2005 town meeting. Over the next months, the Planning Board will be developing amendments to the Land Use Ordinance in order to implement the 2005 Comprehensive Plan

	Bangor The City of Bangor, in the heart of Maine, offers residents and visitors alike the best of both worlds a friendly city that's filled with excitement, opportunity and activity, and a gateway to the natural beauty of this great state. Incorporated in 1791, Bangor is named for an Irish hymn entitled Bangor. Today, Bangor remains the commercial and social center of Northern, Central, and Eastern Maine.

	Bar Harbor Welcome to the town of Bar Harbor. The Town Assessors Office is responsible for discovering, listing, equalizing and valuing all taxable property, real and personal, within the Town of Bar Harbor for the purpose of taxation. It maintains historical and current data on each property, such as ownership, parcel boundaries, land and structure inventories, property characteristics and exemptions for institutions and individuals.

	Belfast Welcome to the Belfast Area, The Heart of the Maine Coast. The seaport has a wealth of antique architecture in several historic districts, and remains popular with tourists. A county wide connection to the main line of the Maine Central Railroad at Burnham 33-miles inland from Belfast was established by the largely city-owned Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad with its opening in 1871.

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