Daily Archives: Monday, August 11, 2014

Pembroke residents question proposed power project

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Federal help: $800K grant to aid at-risk children awarded to Passamaquoddy Tribe

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Fur hat manufacturer to bring up to 20 jobs to Greenville

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Downtown Bangor Partnership posts maps, event and business listings

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Burlington voters opt to investigate withdrawing from SAD 31

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State shuts down floating Portland ‘restaurant’

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Marchese to succeed Stokes as AG criminal division chief

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Lewiston could face $40K fine under proposed federal fund settlement

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Glenburn residents react to severe weather

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Marijuana advocates turn in signatures in Lewiston

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Kennebunk officers honored for life-saving traffic stop

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First responders, UMF participate in full-scale emergency exercise

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Hills named St. George Ambulance Service director

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Rockport makes splash with high-speed Internet

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DMR to conduct informational aquaculture meetings in Yarmouth, Newcastle later this month

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Edgecomb planners clear way for dog kennel relocation

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Portland Finance Director Sanford takes school department job

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So. Portland council rejects proposal to condem property; will still pursue complaints

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Raymond: Cape parking lot accord reached

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Bridgton: New buoy to track water quality on Highland Lake

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Speed limit to increase on Maine Turnpike today

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Sanford councilors fed up with resident’s trash pile

http://goo.gl/ewkWFn