Daily Archives: Friday, May 3, 2019

Fiberight in Hampden starts accepting residential garbage as turnover persists at Municipal Review Committee

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As more people snack on insects, a Lewiston company that sells them plans to expand

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UMaine announces research effort to bolster forest products industry

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Rockland area school district says St. George owes it nearly $1.3M

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Thomaston assessors deny Walmart abatement again

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Hancock, Washington counties: 13 charged in FBI drug sweep in Down East

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Soggy spring delays Wiscasset traffic project

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Boston law firm hired to investigate racism in Kennebunk schools

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Cocaine deaths up in US, and opioids are a big part of it

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Land trust buys Blue Hill Peninsula’s second-largest forest

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Oxford Planning Board delays solar farm application approval

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Kennebec County justice system reforming bail, mental health, drug treatment

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Kingfield road project funded, moving toward final design phase

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Auburn bulky waste pickup begins Monday

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Scarborough, ecomaine urge recycling awareness

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Reduced Scarborough budget gets chilly response

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Building trust through role playing with police at Waterboro high school

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Low inventory plagues York County real estate market

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Hungry bears are prowling, and Maine wildlife officials offer some advice

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Saco River dredging completed

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Belgrade town manager to resign for personal reasons

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Lewiston’s CMMC could lose Medicare and Medicaid funding due to health care problems

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Maine strikes tentative marijuana-tracking deal with Florida company

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Phippsburg: Coast Guard cuts unsafe power cable to Seguin Island lighthouse

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Developers’ plans would transform part of downtown Portland

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Greater Portland Landmarks appoints new executive director

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Kennebec County launches new initiatives to improve criminal justice system

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Maine Senate backs vaccine religious exemption, throwing fate of mandate bill into doubt

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Police: Lewiston officer died of accidental overdose of fentanyl

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Update: Rockport commits to engaging Phi Builders as general contractor for new library

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