Daily Archives: Friday, November 14, 2014

Portland council discusses stormwater fee

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Old Town asks public to help design new downtown, meeting scheduled Monday

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Bankruptcy trustee seeks sale of East Millinocket mill assets for $2.6M, other bidders sought

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Verso employees offered accelerated bachelor’s degree program

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Forbes lifts Maine business climate ranking by one notch to second-from-last

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Maine providers wonder if ouster of 2 top managers signals change in direction for DHHS

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York residents tell selectmen they’re fed up with ‘blame game’ over new police station problems

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Pentagon has distributed $11M worth of surplus military equipment to police across Maine

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Both sides rest in Cate Street CEO fraud trial that raises ‘unique questions’

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Wilton residents asked to take online survey on downtown improvements

http://goo.gl/Dckk40

Casco: Whose tax dollars pay to get rid of Crooked River bridge?

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Council rejects continued bids for So. Portland parcels

http://goo.gl/nyECtf

So. Portland councilors unanimously select Cohen as next mayor; official vote on Dec. 1

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Cape Elizabeth council to consider $1.75M bond for school repairs

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Site walk puts 180-unit Westbrook project in perspective

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Westbrook: City pushing recreation during dam talks

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Gorham political signs spark ethics probe

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