Daily Archives: Thursday, October 20, 2016

Maine election clerks not happy with ‘rigged election’ talk

https://goo.gl/zLBWBo

Madawaska selectmen agree to post agenda packets online

https://goo.gl/M3AyMO

Dedham: Trail network, cabins part of Camp CaPella expansion plans

https://goo.gl/38NcjX

Yarmouth officials hope to refine development rules for Route 1, village

https://goo.gl/8GIx0c

Strout hired as first Scarborough sustainability coordinator

https://goo.gl/mA5zLO

LePage asserts completed land preservation project in Cumberland-North Yarmouth incomplete

https://goo.gl/nvBK0S

Brunswick residents seek petition to prevent Mere Point sale

https://goo.gl/6QXNA0

Watchdog group blames Brunswick-Topsham dam operator for fish kill

https://goo.gl/rPZU7r

Cape Elizabeth planners clear the way for changes at recycling center

https://goo.gl/JAxIeP

Portland councilors speak out against violence, hate

https://goo.gl/b60Rpk

Minot officials draft mass gathering ordinance

https://goo.gl/z0IiOj

Androscoggin Budget Committee feels helpless to fix jail budget

https://goo.gl/50XavA

Grass elected to West Paris selectman board

https://goo.gl/1HVTSo

State Police settle into new Woodstock base office

https://goo.gl/aAxpbK

Narcan new tool for Lincoln County law enforcement in drug crisis

https://goo.gl/yQBOQk

Gorham’s new affordable senior housing opens – and it’s already full

https://goo.gl/Jzdk09

Freeport voters to decide on charter changes

https://goo.gl/MC4knK

Yarmouth residents to vote on restrictions to where sex offenders can live

https://goo.gl/8irWRq

Dresden selectmen delay action on newsletter

https://goo.gl/1CFHKE

Wiscasset selectmen put off downtown deal

https://goo.gl/jLghTC

Biddeford approves shoreland zoning changes

https://goo.gl/P4N99l

Town’s future topic of Windham meeting

https://goo.gl/j27vR9

Pine Point path still at issue in Scarborough

https://goo.gl/aUBze3

Westbrook planners OK plaza, critics hit housing plan

https://goo.gl/hwR5kg

Harbor dredging left to whims of Washington, say York officials

https://goo.gl/ctESwp

Ogunquit: Public input sought on proposed code of ethics policy

https://goo.gl/fPsSha

Kennebunk selectmen, residents support long-term interim town manager

https://goo.gl/tZ9GKL

Kennebunk firefighter Thyng resigns after 55 years

https://goo.gl/f7XRB5