Daily Archives: Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Madawaska achieves state ‘Business Friendly’ status

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LePage shifts pot sales oversight with executive order, says he can’t trust Legislature

https://goo.gl/Kukx6C

An aging Maine power plant and nearby battery illuminate N. E. energy challenges

https://goo.gl/OjkcxR

Philanthropist seeks to build $5M outdoor recreation facility near Baxter, national monument

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Committee named to develop rules as marijuana becomes legal in Maine

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Proposed warehouse pits Portland shipping industry against residents

https://goo.gl/sfeubk

Lewiston seeing increased number of asylum-seekers

https://goo.gl/hPizFu

Buckfield voters OK ban on marijuana clubs, establishments

https://goo.gl/hgjrFV

China meeting fails to attract enough residents to vote on marijuana moratorium

https://goo.gl/vO9aax

Hallowell council to consider sanctuary city status

https://goo.gl/o3WC7g

Gardiner prepares for bridge reconstruction projects

https://goo.gl/615Ith

Skowhegan Savings Bank donates $30K toward Augusta theater project

https://goo.gl/tVA0Kz

Gardiner council to name marijuana task force members

https://goo.gl/e6yx1s

Privacy, right to know influence South Portland police policy on body cams

https://goo.gl/MDGQ91

LePage’s next town hall meeting scheduled for York

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Ku Klux Klan fliers shock residents of Freeport, Augusta neighborhoods

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As Mainers celebrate legal marijuana, where does new law draw the line?

https://goo.gl/8Ydl3o

Portland council wants input on future of two land parcels

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