Daily Archives: Thursday, January 16, 2014

Berwick family forced to leave home built on utility easement

http://goo.gl/NDbrqz

Selectmen commend Whitefield first responders

http://goo.gl/fi2vld

Newcastle residents petition authorities to address traffic issues

http://goo.gl/rvE6bC

New Gloucester officials feeling fallout after official quits job

http://goo.gl/Jr9wzV

Tree warden named Cape Elizabeth’s 2014 ‘Outstanding Citizen’

http://goo.gl/o2pgcM

Scarborough seeks solution to smartphone ‘data holes’

http://goo.gl/DmPtqT

Cape Elizabeth gun club: Town ordinance won’t end dispute

http://goo.gl/mr8J6f

Preliminary Brunswick budget forecast predicts tax increase

http://goo.gl/C8ODUL

State budget chief questioned about $119M shortfall

http://goo.gl/iI9a2Z

Scarborough sued for increased property assessments

http://goo.gl/Ao5zzQ

Fatal overdoses quadruple as heroin tightens grip on Maine

http://goo.gl/GRJpsO

Group: Portland plaza petition drive complete

http://goo.gl/wMbjoi

Winthrop teachers may face layoffs after council cuts $100K

http://goo.gl/T9fNXE

Waterfront concerts, other community projects planned for Gardiner

http://goo.gl/AWZVUL

Summit spokesman: Natural gas could fuel local economy

http://goo.gl/jKdXnV

Rome planners put off cell tower decision

http://goo.gl/F9sgt9

Skowhegan Road Commissioner Dore named interim town manager

http://goo.gl/PpWNxw

Central Maine sees early potholes with break in winter weather

http://goo.gl/RbI48N

Wiscasset obtains $2M line of credit for school withdrawal costs

http://goo.gl/6yYEJD

Boothbay region towns weather the storm of early plowing

http://goo.gl/puCZWa

Wiscasset, Belfast win walkability audits

http://goo.gl/6s77BG

Lincoln’s heating aid program swamped with requests

http://goo.gl/xuBfJf

Rockland officer cited for bravery in preventing ‘suicide by cop’

http://goo.gl/1ieJv1

Wiscasset voters expand tax break to retain Swedish firm

http://goo.gl/lCLBKW

Judge upholds 2010 Bar Harbor permit approval for 4-story hotel

http://goo.gl/Oy1Fte

Hampden launches free program to keep residents with Alzheimer’s safe

http://goo.gl/B35jAO