Daily Archives: Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Miles of century-plus-old water pipes in Bangor eyed for replacement

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Collins, King ask feds to help stem Maine paper industry’s ‘economic crisis’

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Micmacs contest validity of 1990 pact with Maine

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Steuben launching new anti-litter campaign

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Rockland council gives initial OK to regulating short-term vacation rentals

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Clifton wind farm owners enter partnership with Canadian energy firm

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Maine communities get early start on spring cleaning

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Sen. King: Maine paper mills’ decline an economic ‘hurricane’

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New Sharon residents narrowly vote to cut town officials’ pay request

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Chesterville voters elect 3 selectmen

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Part-time: Damariscotta town manager to stay on after retirement

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Rockport: Solarize Midcoast Maine effort begins with bulk-purchasing discussion

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Waterville planners to continue hearings on marijuana-related businesses

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Newport voters endorse 8 percent budget increase

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Hallowell CEO AuCoin appointed interim city manager

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Madison Paper announces May closure, loss of 200-plus jobs

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Madison mill’s troubles only latest in Maine paper industry

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Maine’s January unemployment rate is lowest in 15 years

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Maine Turnpike Authority to close Cumberland, Gray service plazas for renovations

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Portland council weighs competing demands for limited social service funds

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Stonington still Maine’s top port in lobster landing value

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