Daily Archives: Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Moderate drought conditions lead to lower water levels on Maine lakes, streams

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Changes coming to Turnpike interchange in Gray

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Police investigate ‘random’ assault on Gardiner rail trail

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Portland named one of most ‘livable’ cities in U.S.

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Portland hires Howe as first housing safety administrator

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Fort Fairfield residents air support for wind ordinance

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Healthy market for home buyers, sellers in Aroostook County

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Unity: How one community fights hunger with a food bank farm

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Police say Cushing man threatened to kill officers, bail set at $100

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Rockland councilors send school withdrawal question to voters

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Bangor Natural Gas ramping up next phase of Lincoln plan

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FEMA to test systems statewide on Wednesday afternoon

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Judge grants more time in Wiscasset fireworks storage appeal

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Boothbay Harbor ambulance crew wins local Hometown Heroes award

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Boothbay Region: Water district officials expect ‘earthy, musty’ taste for water

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Rockport selectmen to consider leasing space for temporary library

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Surry selectmen open to group’s efforts to preserve 1872 schoolhouse

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Castine water shortage continues, but demand is down

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Portland council to consider landlord registration fees

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Windham: Development moratorium adopted for Forest Lake area

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