Daily Archives: Thursday, January 29, 2015

Not much of a break: NWS predicting Friday storm in aftermath of blizzard

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MPBN: LePage embarks on campaign to promote budget plan

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‘I’ll give you an example’: LePage takes to public radio to explain tax plan

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Lewiston manufacturer acquired by Maine-based investors

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Plow operators log some long hours

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Winter recreation industry strikes gold with blizzard

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Yarmouth officials respond to carbon monoxide spike, warn of danger

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Landlords learn about fire safety at Augusta forum

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Maine high court to weigh questions about AG Mills’ refusal to represent LePage

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Greenville officials skeptical about LePage’s proposed state budget

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Bangor officials scour city for homeless camps to evaluate local population

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Railroad schedule for 2015 buoys Rockland

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Harpswell to vote on legal fees for Cedar Beach dispute

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Tech firm may bring 50 jobs to Belfast, council to seek $1.1M state grant

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Kennebunk fined for violating environmental law during road work

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Boothbay bridge tops list of DOT projects in Lincoln County

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Boothbay region: Refuse district increases budget nearly 3 percent

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Harpswell town planner Eyerman heading to Topsham

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Cape Elizabeth leash rules rapped

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So. Portland firefighters ready for tall task

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Cape Elizabeth residents like new transfer station traffic pattern

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So. Portland officials address nuisance issues at hotels, motels

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Blizzard socks York County

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Lebanon voters opt to keep town’s second ambulance

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