Daily Archives: Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Developers pull plug on massive wind project in Aroostook County

https://goo.gl/pY4vrR

Knox County lawmakers, commission, selectmen talk about capitol priorities with MMA official

https://goo.gl/6Z8e8Q

Lubec town administrator Sutherland accepts Lincoln job offer

https://goo.gl/qOacp2

Maine officials say state spending on tourism a sound investment

https://goo.gl/Dedyms

Lewiston firefighters 888 days with no contract

https://goo.gl/mIkiA3

Auburn council updated on $325K street project

https://goo.gl/uqy8lr

New Gloucester selectmen get requests for big-ticket items

https://goo.gl/vc0OFW

Skowhegan police investigate hacking of its Facebook page, fake news story

https://goo.gl/6Naq3W

Gardiner council to consider temporary ban on marijuana shops, social clubs

https://goo.gl/SDKZYC

Maine’s public water utilities partner with state to fund lead testing at schools

https://goo.gl/0fs4q5

Skowhegan police officer on burning home rescue: ‘I had to get them out’

https://goo.gl/7JqprB

Waterville council to consider transfer of tax deal for Hathaway Creative Center

https://goo.gl/UcBToH

Augusta conference addresses farmland challenges in succession, land transfer

https://goo.gl/760uTr

Litchfield officials, residents say time for selectman to go

https://goo.gl/Vd5vSc

Waterville would look a lot different with 2-way traffic downtown

https://goo.gl/J3m769

Auditor recommends Winthrop town, school officials cooperate to resolve $700K funding shortfall

https://goo.gl/QtwkxW

South Portland legal fees in high court’s hands

https://goo.gl/TRvSj2

Ballot by ballot, recount of marijuana legalization vote begins in Augusta

https://goo.gl/W0PlRQ

Unions welcome sale of FairPoint in $1.5B merger deal

https://goo.gl/MQimva

Portland mayor extends olive branch – literally – to city council

https://goo.gl/GYZUC4

South Portland inauguration brings calls for respect, inclusion

https://goo.gl/T61Ux5

Contract grants 2 percent pay raises to Portland city workers

https://goo.gl/P1be05

Familiar faces join Westbrook City Council

https://goo.gl/ziYVJq

Numbers of destructive spruce budworms remain low in Maine

https://goo.gl/FtQcCH

Waldoboro Town Manager Briggs to resign

https://goo.gl/6HgpY5

Rockport expands capacity to keep residents involved in municipal processes

https://goo.gl/R7GvfN

Rockport considers installing solar panels on town office roof

https://goo.gl/WGHhpe

Rockport: 9,000 gallons of water needed to put out fire at midcoast landfill

https://goo.gl/b5Hx2K

Rockland, Rockport officials to discuss recreational marijuana implications today

https://goo.gl/ul20C4

Camden selectmen consider marijuana retail moratorium

https://goo.gl/8cEkrA