Daily Archives: Thursday, June 18, 2015

Gov. LePage criticizes Legislature’s budget

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Milford town manager resigns

http://goo.gl/LEQhuY

Fireworks sales on the decline in Maine

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Report: With repairs, PERC can last until 2035

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Panel to study ridding Penobscot of mercury

http://goo.gl/qQeof6

Old Town projecting $25M decrease in mill’s value, 5 percent tax increase

http://goo.gl/JHqztU

Supporter: Machias library won’t survive without more funding

http://goo.gl/mPqC3G

Ellsworth officials revising rejected $20M school budget

http://goo.gl/L8ymnj

Condo complex planned for long dormant Bath riverfront site

http://goo.gl/7m7iGn

Two Rockland workers placed on leave

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National park debate turns focus on land ownership questions

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Agencies train in Greenville for rail oil spill response

http://goo.gl/2ZH7CB

Franklin County budget hearing draws pleas for funding requests

http://goo.gl/XwQkV1

Wolfe leaving Wiscasset to take Freeport town clerk position

http://goo.gl/hjNLse

Midcoast economic district to vote on dissolution

http://goo.gl/eZQskL

Dresden adopts comprehensive plan, passes budget

http://goo.gl/nqsurr

Waldoboro: Recount confirms Winchenbach selectman win

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Wiscasset Ambulance Service divided, report finds

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Portland sees home for public services on Canco Road; voters will decide

http://goo.gl/2cHSrz

Freeport council OKs 4 percent municipal budget increase

http://goo.gl/awd07n

Maine AG seeks role in Payson lawsuit against Cumberland

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Maine’s city lawmakers stand together in support of immigrant aid

http://goo.gl/biSNFA

Land donation could create Eastern Trail link in Scarborough

http://goo.gl/rb8oSo

So. Portland council approves $95M budget

http://goo.gl/dt6lMD

Maine DOT officials acknowledge Freeport clear-cutting mistakes

http://goo.gl/kqqC3R

Gorham police chief interviews to be held

http://goo.gl/Up3WnX