Daily Archives: Thursday, October 27, 2016

Six Bangor downtown buildings sold in one blockbuster package

https://goo.gl/3GR91l

Fiberight waste-to-energy plant breaks ground in Hampden

https://goo.gl/LFpJs5

Orono voting moved to UMaine field house

https://goo.gl/G3yKsO

Ellsworth: Fish kill spurs demand that feds tie dam licensing to safeguards

https://goo.gl/yo91zE

Bristol parks commission propose director position

https://goo.gl/2JskPv

Torrential rain, mountain snow expected through Friday

https://goo.gl/KgK7rH

Opioid treatment options are expanding

https://goo.gl/Fup9et

Portland joins communities offering free bus rides on Election Day

https://goo.gl/k5KU3G

Divided Androscoggin budget panel fails to cut commissioners’ salaries

https://goo.gl/pBznEu

Group of skiers, businesses agrees to buy Saddleback Mountain ski area

https://goo.gl/zsVX58

Franklin County commissioners consider subcontracting economic development services

https://goo.gl/eBt1a4

Yarmouth group opposes sex offender residency restriction

https://goo.gl/XYO4Qh

Portland planners approve 7-unit condo development on Munjoy Hill

https://goo.gl/ZvqEiy

Scarborough police officer Gill named to national addiction recovery council

https://goo.gl/vJnJsI

South Portland to test biodiesel in some city vehicles

https://goo.gl/ZmiBT7

Portland housing panel floats looser rules for short-term rentals

https://goo.gl/ZLuci6

Portland officials hint of still more changes to ‘midtown’ project

https://goo.gl/F5aYR1

Saco officials update community on proposal to stop beach erosion

https://goo.gl/Z48ZcO

Judge hears arguments in civil trial over South Thomaston Fire Association funds

https://goo.gl/QcjXmg

Failed housing moratorium raises Election Day what-ifs in Westbrook

https://goo.gl/25FYR0

Kennebunk selectmen appoint Pardue interim town manager

https://goo.gl/peCpPH

Ogunquit selectmen near completion of ethics policy

https://goo.gl/Tem3Ix

Arundel selectmen prepare for bridge project

https://goo.gl/Ks67DN