Daily Archives: Monday, May 19, 2014

Houlton council supports tax incentives to assist Madigan Estates with $1.2M expansion

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Ashland area welcomes mill jobs

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FERC issues favorable final environmental assessment for Downeast LNG

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Washington County Chief Deputy Sheriff Donahue dies of heart attack at 41

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Taxes remain steady in Brewer’s proposed budget after 2 layoffs, other cuts

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Maine’s search and rescue volunteers hone skills

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State permanently closes lower Penobscot River to lobster fishing

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Farmington selectmen determined to continue fire protection cooperative discussion

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Water loss still plagues Stonington Water Company

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Castine Planning board approves 117-foot pier near Mayo Point

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Waterville downtown parking woes may affect farmers market

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Customer challenge may hold up Hallowell water-rate increase

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Augusta’s Mount Vernon Avenue to get much needed attention

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Surge in projects raises Portland’s income, but tax hike still needed

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Alewives counted one-by-one on some Maine rivers

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No. Yarmouth Fire Rescue offers week-long EMS events

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Wiscasset budget panel: Don’t shell out taxes for clam program

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Edgecomb town meeting: Assessing error leads to tax spike

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Division aired over Bridgton Town Hall funding

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Casco town hall sketch stirs interest, opinions

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Longtime Raymond clerk Louise Lester to call it quits

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State waives Windham safety violations penalty

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Raymond scraps recreation complex

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