Daily Archives: Friday, June 27, 2014

Bangor no longer responsible for grounds maintenance at Waterfront Concerts venue

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Islesboro police caution residents after syringe theft from home

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Gardiner providing $50K loan to bed-and-breakfast owners

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Public advocate: Summit could fund Hallowell water rate hike

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Oakland blames USDA for geese deaths

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Moscow: Five hurt when truck spills logs onto SUV

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Atwitter: Social media reactions to Gov. LePage’s comments about welfare

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Maine tribe’s ex-finance director pleads guilty to stealing $20K

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Maine voters to be asked about bear hunting in November

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State Police increasing traffic enforcement; 53 road deaths already this year

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Podgajny, who transformed Portland library, to retire

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LePage says welfare doesn’t include Social Security, Medicare, after all

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Maine home sales increased 7.25 percent in May

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Lincolnville town computer system temporarily on the fritz

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South Portland council revises private-meeting guidelines

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Cape Elizabeth ZBA refuses to reconsider, or discuss, cell tower ruling

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U.S. Supreme Court ruling threatens Portland clinic buffer zone

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Harpswell closes clam, worm flats for study

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Bowdoin’s former 25-year town meeting moderator dies at 90

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Westbrook: Roundabout seen as wrong for Route 302 intersection

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Gorham council may revisit ‘moral turpitude’ rule

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Westbrook council supports new zoning guidelines – with a catch

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Questions linger in Gorham after eminent domain suit settled

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