Daily Archives: Tuesday, March 10, 2020

State says nearly century-old Canada bridge must be replaced

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Collins warns of coronavirus vaccine scam

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Maine CDC now testing for coronavirus at state lab; first results expected today

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Money and timing play into Paris truck purchase

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Eustis voters support firehouse staffing

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Options sought for Livermore Falls ladder truck

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Effort would upgrade Androscoggin River’s water classification

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Rockland pesticide law eyed for future vote

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Rockland council rejects delaying release of agendas

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Waldo County prepares for coronavirus

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Ethics panel looking into 2 groups opposed to power corridor

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St. Albans residents pass budget, opt to appoint road commissioner

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Anson voters approve $1.7M budget, marijuana ordinance

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Mercer voters change town’s contracting process, approve $465K budget

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Sanford police warn dog owners to pick up waste or face fines

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Coronavirus latest: Trump seeks payroll tax relief as members of Congress isolate themselves

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Powder mailed to federal office triggers emergency response in South Portland

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Hearing March 16 on Woolwich ambulance fees

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Presque Isle: City considers broadening Wi-Fi access downtown

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Deadline approaches for towns to let Caribou officials know if they will use their emergency medical services

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Ecomaine plans to add electric trucks to its fleet

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Bath moves forward with trapping plan following string of rabid animal attacks

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Maine lawmakers consider exempting online students from vaccine law

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Food trucks on public property? York revives policy talk

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