Daily Archives: Friday, September 23, 2016

Maine to see busiest cruise ship season yet

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Private wells in Northeast coming up empty amid drought

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Maine highway ranking continues to improve

https://goo.gl/Hc8xDD

New Gloucester selectmen open construction bids for public works complex

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Wilton sand pit posted after complaints of gunfire

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Cape Elizabeth roundtable serves up town center discussion

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Scarborough hires Crockett as assistant town manager

https://goo.gl/TcPhxZ

Sea gulls are dying in Portland, but officials don’t know why

https://goo.gl/4MG7BC

Business groups say Maine’s workforce needs more immigrants

https://goo.gl/VMIu0z

Twenty-three applicants seek South Portland city manager job

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Goodwill to use $1M federal grant to train Lewiston at-risk youths

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Ceremony to mark naming of Portland park plaza for former city manager

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Gorham roads reopen after fuel truck rolls over, spills 1,000 gallons

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Maine’s lobster exports going full steam as Asian market grows

https://goo.gl/hhmWjl

Community input sought on new Saco police chief

https://goo.gl/1kVAS3

Deer Isle town office personnel transitioning into their new jobs

https://goo.gl/TcssNL

Castine Visitors Center closes in on ‘amazing’ second summer

https://goo.gl/kcex20

Bacteria in Damariscotta River linked to illness in tourist

https://goo.gl/SqA237

Midcoast Conservancy to receive $127K pollution control grant for Damariscotta Lake

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Damariscotta plans road shutdown for pipe work

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Windham: Complaints spark talk of fireworks restrictions

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Westbrook building moratorium gaining momentum

https://goo.gl/6vkjC2