Daily Archives: Friday, March 31, 2017

Madawaska officials consider change in form of government

https://goo.gl/rfV6Uu

Woodward, former Bangor Public Library director, dies at 92

https://goo.gl/CdY70n

Verizon eliminates jobs in Waterville one week after closing Bangor call center

https://goo.gl/hhYrMm

Doughty elected to fill Weld selectman vacant seat

https://goo.gl/b5grBh

Portland Water District to continue allowing use of graffiti wall

https://goo.gl/7PTLYC

State extends ice fishing season in northern Maine

https://goo.gl/PuHS5r

Community development funding in limbo

https://goo.gl/VzJH5r

Auburn offers bulky waste collection

https://goo.gl/6h0ASE

Need to spruce up your rental property? Augusta has money for landlords

https://goo.gl/LyHTAh

Windsor residents to share ideas for improvements to crash-prone intersection

https://goo.gl/NLh61j

Augusta to seek state construction funding to replace elementary school

https://goo.gl/xgvwJM

LePage raises legal question with pardon for dog ordered euthanized

https://goo.gl/PsqLFk

U.S. Senate passes bill to let states block some Planned Parenthood money

https://goo.gl/Xonbj2

Ex-employee admits to stealing thousands from South Portland Housing Authority

https://goo.gl/bGoEiX

Lawmakers blast Maine casino bid after lobbyist admits offshore backing

https://goo.gl/pZj8u2

Stonington still top port for lobster landings

https://goo.gl/erNN0L

Appleton works to stay clean, holds first Earth Day cleanup

https://goo.gl/ir0qHV

Maine plantations can now craft fireworks ordinances

https://goo.gl/j1FOkk