Daily Archives: Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Biologists: Invasive plant found at Maine, N.H. border

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Maine food stamp enrollment drops under 200,000

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Madawaska selectmen rescind long-standing policy on non-resident licenses

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Lewiston town hall: LePage again blasts legislators, southern Mainers

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Allagash Wilderness Waterway now entirely state-owned

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Portland may require developers to include affordable housing in projects or pay city

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Falmouth to open new $2M hockey rink

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Summit pulls rate request to focus on faulty gas main work

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Farmington selectmen take action on delinquent property tax payers

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Rockport leaders to discuss new technology, fire station committees

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Lincolnville selectmen have ideas about improving Route 1

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Rockland to revisit ordinance for chickens in residential areas

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Penobscot East donates land to aid Stonington dock project

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Lincoln County planning commission program assists brownfields

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Damariscotta: Dumpster at center of town, restaurant rift

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Cumberland discontinues primary emergency response to part of Windham

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Yarmouth seeks better communication, launches new website

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South Portland brewpub to begin city permit process

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Portland proposed ordinance change may tighten rules for parking-lot ‘boots’

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DOJ: Cumberland County wins $440K grant to combat violence against women

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Jackson named Portland interim fire chief

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