Daily Archives: Friday, July 19, 2019

U.S. heat wave to roast much of nation, including Maine, over the weekend

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Maine heat wave especially worrying for those experiencing homelessness

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Mills making it easier for asylum seekers to qualify for aid

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Hazmat crew cleans up diesel spill on South Bristol coast

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Hancock County, wind firm head to mediation over $38K

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Ellsworth’s library wants more kids to read. So it’s lifting fees on overdue kids’ books.

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Two of 3 top dispensers of opioid painkillers were Bangor pharmacies in early days of Maine crisis

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Use this map to find out how many opioid pills your local pharmacy received

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Why a Winterport farmer is fighting the state to save his bacon

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Another marijuana business eyes Rockland’s Main Street

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Rockland Zoning Board upholds code office ruling on reentry house

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Owls Head signs EMS agreement with Rockland

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Revived Thomaston Police Department seeks public input on new patch design

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Wiscasset Select Board to visit town property Tuesday

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Alna plans cooling station for its residents for weekend

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Oxford Select Board set special town meeting

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Public hearing in Farmington brings more angry CMP customers

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Rumford police reassure public about bobcat hanging out near High Bridge

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Land-use survey becomes controversial in Auburn’s agricultural zone

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Augusta Councilor Wilson resigning at month’s end to move out of city

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New condos planned for Munjoy Hill, and the neighborhood is watching

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Poll: Only McConnell less popular than Collins while King named most-liked senator

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Last Navy warship sunk by a German sub in WWII is located off Cape Elizabeth coast

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Gay bar in Portland replaces windows 28 years after vandals broke them

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State hires D.C.-based policy group to help reform Maine’s juvenile justice system

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New rules proposed to address Windham development

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Scarborough athletic field reopens after vandalism

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South Portland council OKs affordable housing fund, historic preservation rules

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Scarborough affordable housing project gets another $200K from town

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Scarborough public safety building on time, over budget by $420K

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