Daily Archives: Thursday, May 5, 2016

Sanford council reaches deal to establish N.E.’s largest solar farm

http://goo.gl/1LO9hB

Lewiston Appeals Board denies cannabis club

http://goo.gl/TB1knr

Feds: Acadia’s economic impact reached $300M in 2015

http://goo.gl/PvE79x

Orland Village Dam removal may be in near future

http://goo.gl/6gmCcN

Bridgton voters to decide on food pantry funding

http://goo.gl/NTJgpi

Colby College solar project to be among biggest in state

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Waterville council backs longer development tax break period

http://goo.gl/jh5VjR

Petitioners urge Portland council to keep clinic open

http://goo.gl/8FYKNR

Lewiston forum: LePage suggests job in a Trump administration would interest him

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Portland Pirates leaving Maine after 23 seasons

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Androscoggin commissioners table county workers’ contract

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Crime in Lewiston: Reality vs. perception

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Woodstock selectmen discuss renovations, sharing space at MDOT garage

http://goo.gl/2SAowC

Proposed Wilton power substation upgrade discussed

http://goo.gl/KdR5UA

Waldoboro voters amend dog ordinance

http://goo.gl/QRmnpB

Wiscasset officials to consider use of surplus for over-expended budgets

http://goo.gl/2WmsqG

Newcastle planning events draw ‘amazing’ turnout

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Appleton: Route 105 prepped for paving, culvert project

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Dresden firefighters request budget increase

http://goo.gl/sGMZQ7

Write-in votes to fill selectman, school vacancies in Wiscasset

http://goo.gl/ZF1P7G

Wiscasset selectmen seek residents to attend Boston meeting on nuclear waste

http://goo.gl/l779Rp

MDOT relents and agrees to keep shoulders at 10 feet for Woolwich project

http://goo.gl/G2lMld

Community policing focus of new Wiscasset chief

http://goo.gl/5C7zaI

Freeport council set to decide what’s next for bags

http://goo.gl/RHoxxR

More scrutiny for Gorham project

http://goo.gl/Ds9sCj

Proposed Freeport budget shows modest increase

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Portland: Metro makes return trip for public meetings

http://goo.gl/N0Nmll

South Portland users like pedestrian bridge idea

http://goo.gl/TnckET