Daily Archives: Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Washington County officials see drug-fueled spike in crime

https://goo.gl/cM5o4q

Hallowell and Augusta brace for possible new round of flooding

https://goo.gl/v9G5Vm

Jackman residents feel manager’s social media posts have tainted town’s image

https://goo.gl/cktkpq

Battle over short-term rentals polarizes South Portland neighborhoods

https://goo.gl/DobBVy

Clinton man contends his Main Street property isn’t dangerous

https://goo.gl/ffXSSb

Jay selectmen accept roof replacement bid

https://goo.gl/zVYv4U

Auburn council backs shift to LED streetlights

https://goo.gl/nw9adm

Long-term solution delayed in Brunswick residential park water crisis

https://goo.gl/NTbFNh

North Yarmouth select board may add teeth to rules on barking dogs

https://goo.gl/AnRAsG

York police to hike fee for E-911 services

https://goo.gl/bZLMUw

Maine DOT outlines pending Knox County projects

https://goo.gl/gz2E2C

Southwest Harbor boathouse approved

https://goo.gl/wYo9Gc

Mount Desert pot moratorium vote cancelled

https://goo.gl/PpDVhw

Deal offered in Bar Harbor zoning lawsuit

https://goo.gl/rKUyPL

Federal government reopens after 3 days

https://goo.gl/YXcCdi

Maine conservation efforts have helped lobsters as oceans warm

https://goo.gl/1NZV8W

Bangor Public Library abolishes daily late fees for overdue books

https://goo.gl/YXCkcq

Jackman residents distance themselves from embattled town manager

https://goo.gl/9NCLGy