Daily Archives: Thursday, January 18, 2018

What it means for Maine if federal government shuts down Friday

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LePage urges 4 Portland Harbor commissioners to resign for approving higher pilot fees

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Water remains above flood level along Front Street in Augusta, Hallowell

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Franklin County commissioners clarify stance on social service funding

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Waterville council adopts moratorium on retail marijuana sales

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Rice resigns for second time as Belgrade selectman

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Gaping sinkhole threatens sewer line off Winslow street

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Yarmouth council to air new conduct rules, vote on extending marijuana ban

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Study: Portland-Yarmouth rail trail possible, but expensive

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Brunswick police promise drones won’t leave the train tracks

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Cape Elizabeth: Raftice tapped to run Fort Williams Park, community services

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‘Long-term’ solution delayed in Brunswick residential park water crisis

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Yarmouth trust hits funding goal for shoreline purchase

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Brunswick library reopens, flooded with support after water damage

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Land-use issues swirl in secluded Portland neighborhood

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‘Friends’ push Woodfords Corner rebirth in Portland

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Livermore Falls selectmen OK fire station change orders

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Westport fire chief resigns

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Sanford’s longtime Parks and Recreation Director Blouin to say ‘so long’

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Maine joins lawsuit to revive Net Neutrality Rules

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CMP leader: If they want, ‘Everyone should put solar panels on their roof’

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Swan’s Island ferry fare increase eyed

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Rockland officials consider seaweed for economic development

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Searsport signs new contract with PERC

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Montville: Flooded Route 220 becomes quarter-mile ice road

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Canadians help return Lubec’s wayward landmark

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Bangor’s Main Street pipe should have lasted decades longer, water officials say

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York teens want their town to be the latest to ban polystyrene containers

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Small earthquake rattles midcoast Maine

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Suit aims to protect Maine medical pot patients, growers from new regulations

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