Daily Archives: Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Chamber of Commerce releases economic report card for Portland

http://goo.gl/M8jKo3

Skowhegan mill valuation drops $100M; taxes to increase

http://goo.gl/ApykVz

Millinocket doesn’t expect to get BETR funds from mill officials, state; manager calls for law change

http://goo.gl/n7yPnc

Columbia Falls selectmen agree to convey municipal building to Wreaths Across America

http://goo.gl/4Hinb6

Lincoln leaders put $1.8M road-widening project on ballot, delay Town Office vote

http://goo.gl/YeiqlZ

Rockland council refuses to disclose conversations held in executive sessions

http://goo.gl/h1xVHi

‘We’re being abused’: Golf course firm owes Orono, 4 other towns overdue taxes

http://goo.gl/dfy0hD

Deputy chief: Augusta chief, sergeant, chief’s wife continue to recover from injuries

http://goo.gl/sZmCYk

Facing opposition from mayor, Portland superintendent scraps plan for virtual schools

http://goo.gl/Fv7FAy

Fire at Scarborough business complex caused more than $1M in damage

http://goo.gl/kyJ9J6

Portland takes fight over church space to state supreme court

http://goo.gl/i9en4Y

Portland attorney suggests Planned Parenthood, not city, pursue buffer zone

http://goo.gl/uR4rn4

Bangor firefighters learn more about toxic chemicals

http://goo.gl/ogVdAv

King Foundation awards Bangor police $25K grant in memory of former chief Winslow

http://goo.gl/S9uHtw

DEP Commissioner Aho appointed to Newcastle Finance Committee

http://goo.gl/zAyn6M

Belfast officials prepare to seek TAN for first time since 1992

http://goo.gl/oOdV66

Pennsylvania firms in running to manage Portland downtown arena

http://goo.gl/0mIZff

Falmouth council endorses $2.8M bond for library

http://goo.gl/w6uaYQ

Cumberland council to hold Payson property site walks prior to November vote

http://goo.gl/4o9AGI

Official: Town-backed energy audits money well spent in Freeport

http://goo.gl/f0WaCB

Freeport residents push for another fire station

http://goo.gl/mVHb6e