Daily Archives: Thursday, April 19, 2018

Maine to receive more than $2M to fight opioid epidemic

https://goo.gl/w4Mtun

Sober house founder files federal complaint against Biddeford

https://goo.gl/Np4xKM

PERC lays off 20 percent of staff after losing municipal contracts

https://goo.gl/Ph9K7P

Bangor Public Library names replacement as longtime director McDade retires

https://goo.gl/rBHTCt

Byron clerk says access to financial records locked in computer

https://goo.gl/5Fumxe

Bethel selectmen to decide on level of police coverage

https://goo.gl/DSmJsW

Livermore Falls fire station renovations complete

https://goo.gl/R189Xn

New recreation building, cruiser for Wilton

https://goo.gl/iCu6mz

Kingfield voters to decide on retail pot in June

https://goo.gl/UZBj42

Poland selectpersons extend paving contract

https://goo.gl/sWXYiM

Auburn wants to pave library green space and put up a parking lot

https://goo.gl/qiHzd2

Political upheaval reaches fever pitch at Waterville council meeting

https://goo.gl/shTYuj

Monmouth closes Sanborn Road indefinitely after rain overflows aged culvert

https://goo.gl/o1jTPR

Waterville council OKs funding to move sculpture to future RiverWalk

https://goo.gl/wv689j

Islesboro residents outraged by new flat-fare structure that will double cost of ferry trip

https://goo.gl/BhqktQ

Cape Elizabeth School Board rejects council’s request for joint workshop

https://goo.gl/zqxxVn

Rockport town computers hacked, ransom demanded

https://goo.gl/FYtd7C

Belfast council overrides calls to wait, approves zoning for salmon farm

https://goo.gl/o9bqc3

Midcoast Regional Planning Commission to focus on the ‘Airbnb Dilemma’

https://goo.gl/ThvXQi

Finocchietti new Westbrook CEO

https://goo.gl/5izXjf

Westbrook updating accessory dwelling land use ordinance

https://goo.gl/VqNpBP