Daily Archives: Thursday, January 30, 2014

Update: Newcastle considers solar power

http://goo.gl/AdLFqU

Edgecomb selectmen consider sharing CEO services with Boothbay

http://goo.gl/7vhCSP

Bristol panel wants turbines to provide free electricity for school

http://goo.gl/3K5BCB

Cell tower rejected by Boothbay Appeals Board

http://goo.gl/wrgFlH

Three community groups work to improve the Boothbay region

http://goo.gl/TTUhxW

‘Rapid Renewal’ may come to Edgecomb; CEO resigns

http://goo.gl/lxlkTz

Fort Williams: Vans may pay new park fees

http://goo.gl/ITbV3n

MDOT reveals plans for So. Portland, Scarborough, Cape Elizabeth

http://goo.gl/t4B4ZA

Cumberland council to mull pot dispensary zone

http://goo.gl/5UHh6E

Coastal Enterprises gets initial OK for downtown Brunswick headquarters

http://goo.gl/GTg13Z

$1M grant aids conservation projects in Harpswell, Brunswick

http://goo.gl/oTxjPe

Portland planners OK upscale Munjoy Hill condos, apartments

http://goo.gl/V8BggU

Verso warns it may not complete NewPage merger

http://goo.gl/qcqpQk

Cold-night homeless count in Portland finds few out in the cold

http://goo.gl/M4MHuU

Norridgewock to buy land for new fire station

http://goo.gl/UR5jAV

Farmington library caught in the middle of budget dispute

http://goo.gl/C5IV6Q

Lincoln eyeing $600K budget cut, fears revenue-sharing declines

http://goo.gl/nlZC04

State official: Searsport harbor dredging long overdue

http://goo.gl/RAiiEr

Bangor police Special Response Team holds training session

http://goo.gl/8Ujsh8