Daily Archives: Thursday, March 27, 2014

Dresden selectmen delay decisions on officers

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Woolwich seeks local solution to state cemetery dilemma

http://goo.gl/7J7YBg

Saco: Camp Ellis Beach fix awash in federal needs

http://goo.gl/8Jjc6N

Lawsuits dog Old Orchard Beach

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So. Portland investing in the city’s future

http://goo.gl/Hd8Aee

Falmouth police pioneer ‘restorative justice’ program for students

http://goo.gl/ooeTRI

Gulf Oil pays $30K fine for So. Portland violation

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Snowmobilers applaud planned land acquisitions in Falmouth

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Cumberland council backs bid to buy 215 acres for conservation, recreation

http://goo.gl/oZWrfW

Harpswell seeks certified search-and-rescue volunteers

http://goo.gl/d3AkWc

Portland, USM seen as potential partners for proposed Bayside project

http://goo.gl/fIdfJg

Biddeford officials begin review of $25.7M city budget

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‘Smart meters’ pose no health risk, Maine regulators say

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Jefferson voters approve town budget

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Wilton gives property owner date to clean up his yard

http://goo.gl/XtYBHk

Sangerville man taken to hospital after being pinned between vehicles at public works garage

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Stockton Springs voters overwhelming support leaving regional school district

http://goo.gl/0BIVH8

Washington, Hancock counties affected by storm reported to be strongest in 21 years

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Bangor area law enforcement leaders tell business group drug abuse is driving crime

http://goo.gl/kh8DQQ