Daily Archives: Tuesday, March 14, 2017

As central Maine braces for late season nor’easter, snowfall totals are already above average

https://goo.gl/ncWOFW

Tribal commission releases Claims Act report

https://goo.gl/YoJvWT

Maine shifts state government website service to Virginia data centers

https://goo.gl/jGpH32

Downeast Mainers write 200 postcards to Trump

https://goo.gl/MG4siW

Climate change challenges subject of March 25 Brooksville forum

https://goo.gl/Srcnj2

Firefighters quell overnight blaze at former GNP mill site sought by developer

https://goo.gl/hydOP6

Norway planners OK tattoo and piercing parlor

https://goo.gl/UnLCSb

Paris selectmen takes manager off probation, approve raise

https://goo.gl/ZEQy1v

Dixfield selectmen debate changing town meeting

https://goo.gl/A0HFkp

Kennebec County jail faces $377K budget shortfall

https://goo.gl/oHQojT

Freedom Town Meeting results

https://goo.gl/CwlQgo

Skowhegan Police Chief Bolduc returning to Millinocket

https://goo.gl/Q6b4CE

Kennebec jail administrator resigns to work for the state

https://goo.gl/Uz5r5K

Gardiner officials to hear police, fire budget presentation

https://goo.gl/VEFnKV

Hallowell council unanimously approves bond’s third reading

https://goo.gl/1vs9MM

Winslow council takes first vote on farm support program applications

https://goo.gl/pi4EbN

Maine’s jobless rate for January dips to 2001 level

https://goo.gl/xNn3kR

Hallowell woman finds KKK card on windshield

https://goo.gl/HWUK2O

Auburn names Crichton new manager

https://goo.gl/YimYsn

Staffing, pay: Cumberland County corrections staff vent to county officials

https://goo.gl/JJl1fK

South Bristol Town Meeting postponed until Thursday

https://goo.gl/wSOSPt

Wiscasset selectmen ponder how to fund capital spending

https://goo.gl/1X8NPh

Sign ordinance to get Naples public hearing in April

https://goo.gl/AtAMIz

Bridgton planners recommend marijuana moratorium, pass new office building

https://goo.gl/H9bkaw