Daily Archives: Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Machias to keep office building as long as it’s profitable

http://goo.gl/2qlhjv

Rumford mill restarts machine, rehires 51 furloughed workers

http://goo.gl/xerW9W

Penobscot Nation appeals decision over whether it owns water in river

http://goo.gl/Ng536E

Swans Islanders want former mailman back

http://goo.gl/EvuvHY

Farmington to sell 10 tax-acquired properties

http://goo.gl/e6tEm6

Livable, safe communities is Lewiston forum topic

http://goo.gl/V7S2ye

Lewiston: Lisbon Street rehab project kicks off this week

http://goo.gl/FD9Qiw

Inventor launches building prototype in West Gardiner

http://goo.gl/VuqhT6

Richmond starts planning for sewer system improvements

http://goo.gl/Pqk5I0

Augusta police to focus on distracted driving from April to September

http://goo.gl/zKk3h5

Boothbay begins negotiating deal for proposed roundabout

http://goo.gl/l4RCSh

Tonnage up at Boothbay Region Refuse District

http://goo.gl/Z4K6P1

Court complaint accuses Bar Harbor councilors of misconduct

http://goo.gl/MWH4IO

Portland adds money to program for tenants facing eviction

http://goo.gl/Zkpl47

New housing coalition calls for halt to no-cause evictions in Portland

http://goo.gl/crU0qe

Maine’s unemployment rate continues downward trend in March

http://goo.gl/S8ynrx

Legislators approve $13.4M bailout of Maine biomass industry

http://goo.gl/SBpsfF

Legislature passes highway, R&D bond bills worth $150M

http://goo.gl/2fZnON

Greater Portland officials see big rebound in housing construction

http://goo.gl/9VFxG6

New wildfires break out in Maine despite less windy conditions

http://goo.gl/Tf379Q

Portland considers steps to house the homeless

http://goo.gl/oOCOF2

Casco: Lake Region voters reject $8M school renovation project for second time

http://goo.gl/kILGMa

Westbrook proposed $25M budget unveiled

http://goo.gl/yTODlw

Westbrook student city councilor has lofty goals

http://goo.gl/E0RJQl

York committee seeks input from bicyclists, walkers

http://goo.gl/omJOeW