Daily Archives: Wednesday, November 26, 2014

STORM CENTER helps you navigate holiday snowstorm

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Howland: Natural gas contractor talks about going out of business

http://goo.gl/tqJNGU

Maine cities prepare for holiday storm

http://goo.gl/JNN72v

Maine launching new job training program

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Bucksport Library collecting books and more this holiday drive

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East Millinocket officials name Cote new administrative assistant

http://goo.gl/PecLdb

York area residents petition for return of Nubble Light fog horn

http://goo.gl/6DKqWy

Untraceable ballots change outcome of state Senate 25 election

http://goo.gl/NJqU23

Jay selectmen schedule special town meeting to replenish streetlight account

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Prosecutor declines to bring assault charge against Farmington selectman

http://goo.gl/32fuMa

Jay Sgt. Young taking county corrections job

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CMP gets ready for another storm; State Police urge caution on the roads

http://goo.gl/2v6to6

Yarmouth residents show support for keeping Route 1 bridge

http://goo.gl/SE0rsP

Cape Elizabeth panel urges action on issues facing the elderly

http://goo.gl/Ii0ljB

Cell phone users urged to join Scarborough alert system

http://goo.gl/7vd9Lu

Zoning request for Fore Street in Portland draws building height questions

http://goo.gl/D7WzFW

Falmouth council OKs 1 plan for cutting trees, defeats another

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Harpswell water tower decision likely to go to voters

http://goo.gl/hxNQ2Z

Harpswell joins other coastal towns in starting to plan for rising sea level

http://goo.gl/wmKRme

Cape Elizabeth police investigating SUV in recycling facility accident that killed former town official

http://goo.gl/etUqDW