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This document outlines the bylaws and policies governing the Select Board of Newcastle, Maine. It details the rules of procedure for Board meetings, responsibilities of the Select Board, the role of the Town Manager, and the conduct of meetings, including public comments, voting, and attendance. The bylaws aim to ensure fair and efficient management of town affairs.

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