Daily Archives: Thursday, June 22, 2017

Legislators vote to extend session to try to resolve budget impasse

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Madawaska voters elect Nash-Pelletier and Theriault to selectmen seats

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Dennysville selectmen set hearing on floodplain ordinance

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Lincoln officials lay out vision for redeveloping former mill site

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Portland island residents fight to keep cars on the mainland

https://goo.gl/M7q58p

Lewiston to get $3.4M in federal funding to address lead hazard in housing

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Maine Senate sets aside legislation to repeal ranked-choice voting law

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Brunswick fish kill may prompt call for new rules

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Concerns about college dominate Brunswick zoning discussion

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Cumberland council taps Edes, Copp for leadership

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Portland councilors roll through parking, golf cart rules for islanders

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Fewer houses on the market drove Maine home sales down in May

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Construction of solar project on South Portland’s capped landfill to start in July

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ON Semiconductor asks South Portland for change in tax break deal

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Speakers at hearing urge Portland councilors to ban pesticides but differ on best approach

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Androscoggin County jail receives perfect marks in state inspection

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Poland recreation director urges selectmen to buy Camp Connor

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MDOT official previews $480K Chesterville bridge replacement

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Failed school budget vote delays tax bills in Peru

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Camden leaders commit to help clean green algae bloom from Hosmer Pond

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Boothbay enters into consent agreement with road property owner

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Edgecomb selectmen hear sanitary, health complaint

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