Daily Archives: Wednesday, June 5, 2019

The summer season brings road work projects and police are on the lookout

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Changes already planned for Houlton airport

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Mills calls for borrowing $239M to fix roads, conserve land, build workforce

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Orrington voters endorse budget, including 88% increase for police

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Bangor officials weigh next steps to address ‘unacceptable’ housing problems

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Maine inmates to receive Suboxone in pilot program

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Man charged with littering Wiscasset Harbor after his 66-foot boat sinks

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After Bucksport lost its mill, proper planning, debate helped get town through

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Maine Treasurer launches investor-relations site to attract more bond investors

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Wilton Select Board to ask voters for approval for $137K loader

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Minot board OKs study on broadband service

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Town attorney: Poland Select Board voted legally

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New Gloucester residents oppose Sabbathday Lake dock plan

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Lisbon council puts $1.5M road construction project on November ballot

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Winthrop residents facing 11.4% tax rate increase

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Richmond voters quickly endorse spending plan

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Waterville businesses, residents to weigh in on changes to downtown traffic pattern

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Portland claims top spot for breweries, based on population, in nation

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New Falmouth subdivision would create conserved land

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Falmouth council rolls back zoning, OKs Tidewater growth

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Yarmouth council may appoint panel to oversee community center effort

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Falmouth candidate claims donations taint opponents

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Portland walk to highlight water infrastructure

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Fort Fairfield officials looking for the public’s help in identifying faulty street lights

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Backlog: Police catch hundreds of impaired drivers on Maine roads; why some are never tested for drugs

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Influx of browntail moths leaves Midcoast concerned and itchy

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Woolwich planners tell couple they can’t help with access to 1910 cottage

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New Boothbay Harbor community will have 20 moderately priced homes

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Windham council votes down construction companies in commercial zone

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Conference center off the table at Hotel Bridgton

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