Daily Archives: Monday, October 20, 2014

So. Portland looks to dry out from flood events

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Bangor conference focuses on regional job losses

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Bangor: Volunteers wanted to build new city forest trail

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Orono moves forward with fiber installation talks for industrial park

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Fire prevention focus for Ellsworth Fire Department

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Eastern Maine business leaders say public, private collaboration is key to recovering from mill layoffs

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Hampden council to discuss possible ethics code violations

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Orrington working to add sidewalks, crosswalks in village center

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Road-widening referendum key to Lincoln’s business development, officials say

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Attorney: GNP East bankruptcy filing delays auction, ‘increases chances’ of East Millinocket mill restart

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Camp fire in Prentiss sends 9 first responders to Lincoln hospital; all treated and released

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State flags at half staff Monday for former Senate Secretary O’Brien

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Farmington Fire Department roster growing

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Making way for a evolving maritime economy on Rockland’s waterfront

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Art gallery to begin Rockland building demolition

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Rockport joins Next Century Cities initiative

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Wiscasset town report takes third place in annual MMA contest

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Boothbay selectmen continue post office building discussions

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Edgecomb board alerted to discoloration in school drinking water

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Legalize marijuana? Debate set for Oct. 22 in So. Portland

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Berwick: First responders free man pinned by steel beam

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