Daily Archives: Wednesday, January 31, 2018

$150M to start: Norwegian company to build one of world’s largest salmon farms in Belfast

https://goo.gl/H6HHPS

Coast Guard can’t budge some ice on Kennebec River; end effort

https://goo.gl/yUER1E

Augusta Police Chief Gregoire, city engineer Cayer to retire after long careers

https://goo.gl/Wvtoi6

Bangor councilor did not violate ethics rules, city board finds

https://goo.gl/TXKbfv

Demers named Biddeford public works director

https://goo.gl/Ug1Lw1

Maine recreational pot sales delayed, but until when?

https://goo.gl/bXzH3V

Pothole season gets early start in Portland

https://goo.gl/U45qA3

Saco extends zoning approval to Ecology School

https://goo.gl/hsXTJd

Rumford downtown project contract approval on tap

https://goo.gl/3BucUq

Franklin County: Town-by-town list of new state valuations

https://goo.gl/C8KNNM

Biddeford Cultural and Heritage Center launches

https://goo.gl/63kZf8

Four more Washington County deputies sought to combat drug-related crime

https://goo.gl/ua66vs

State releases road safety plan as number of crashes, pedestrian, motorcycle deaths spike

https://goo.gl/Mm2h66

Judge dismisses suit against Gammon, town of York

https://goo.gl/asA4Q2

Wiscasset selectmen consider Downeaster proposal

https://goo.gl/FZJL4f

Westport Island selectmen discuss legislative actions

https://goo.gl/fQDiZf

State looking for owners of more than $11M in unclaimed property

https://goo.gl/5LG9h8

Lincoln County deputy who was fired after sexual abuse trial files union grievance

https://goo.gl/PDvFEg

South Thomaston: Three selectmen boards to meet with solid waste panel

https://goo.gl/MiawU1

Maine Water announces investment in Camden-Rockland system

https://goo.gl/ethjWg

Rockland mooring owners voice concern over proposed elimination of channel

https://goo.gl/vuWQgD

Will LePage’s legacy reflect economic accomplishment or myriad controversies?

https://goo.gl/XK7Fch

Environmental group sues LePage over new wind turbine rules

https://goo.gl/CnZ7rY