Daily Archives: Wednesday, June 21, 2017

LePage tells state agencies to prepare for partial shutdown

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Brunswick sells land at center of lawsuit for $550K

https://goo.gl/MXUiqf

Lewiston hires Stockdale to be new fire chief

https://goo.gl/t4T2Ku

Lewiston-Auburn merger campaigns begin public debate

https://goo.gl/HcG2Nh

Highway, fire department issues addressed in Minot

https://goo.gl/2ZwNdB

Franklin County: Nonunion stipend adjustments to be addressed by budget committee

https://goo.gl/HmtaE1

Dunn to continue as Buckfield interim manager

http://goo.gl/5gLECF

Zinke: Maine monument’s foes and fans will be ‘enthusiastic’ about recommendation

https://goo.gl/pn4ys5

Fairfield police believe bombmaker’s intent not malicious

https://goo.gl/uqyHQE

Waterville council overrides mayor’s veto on recycling collection

https://goo.gl/XqBzfC

New cuts proposed before second Scarborough budget vote in July

https://goo.gl/SzLLqW

Report: Spending on arts, culture in Portland grows to $75M

https://goo.gl/qM2jAo

Legislature passes bill to prohibit use of hand-held phones while driving

https://goo.gl/xJ44Yv

Faulty new parking meters cost town of York tens of thousands in lost fees

https://goo.gl/MEfVt1

Farm fresh: Maine takes lead in ‘food sovereignty’ movement

https://goo.gl/HunaLi

MDOT to hold public meeting on Camden Route 1 north project, June 21

https://goo.gl/J5JsmU

Wiscasset recount Thursday

https://goo.gl/8v3Hy5

Wiscasset selectmen back residents’ new vote on MDOT project

https://goo.gl/LZh84M

Boothbay officials contact sheriff’s office about enforcing noise ordinance

https://goo.gl/J1PMDU