Lisbon council backs $19.9 million school budget
Lisbon Town Council approved a $19,863,319 school department budget, which will go to referendum June 13.Read More
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A Maine plant with a peculiar name is taken off the federal endangered species list
Federal regulators have upgraded the status of the Furbish lousewort, which only grows along the St. John River in northern
Read MoreSaco city administrator named Waterville’s new city manager
Bryan Kaenrath, 39, will start as the new Waterville city manager July 31 after the City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday
Read MoreLewiston residents pass $101 million school budget
In total, 590 votes were cast, more than the 369 votes in 2022.Read More
Read MoreDeer harvest data show promising results for Maine’s new antlerless permit
The doe harvest from the 2022 fall hunt exceeded biologists’ goals for only the second time in six years.Read More
Read MoreAuburn man appeals attempted murder conviction
The attorney for Germaine Page told the state’s highest court that the judge should have allowed at trial only some
Read MorePhoto: Car, pickup truck collide in Livermore Falls
Heather Lovley, 34, of Standish told police she did not see the truck on Main Street driven by Maureen Brescia,
Read MoreMaine’s wild blueberry crop fell 26% in size, 30% in value last year
The state’s 2022 crop was valued at $55.5 million, a decrease from $80.3 million in 2021. Experts say the fluctuations
Read MoreLisbon School Committee opts not to renew union president’s contract
Lisbon High School music teacher and teachers’ union president Rick Beaulé did not have his contract renewed Monday for the
Read MoreNo one injured in early-morning fire in Lisbon
A single-wide mobile home caught fire in the Worumbo Trailer Park at 2 Arrowhead Drive in the early morning hours
Read MorePaper mill workers will be recognized at Livermore Falls museum
Jay Select Board voted to give the annual Spirit of America Award to mill workers in January for their volunteerism
Read MoreAndroscoggin County Sheriff’s Office investigating burglary at Greene business
The Androscoggin County Sheriff’s department said there may be a connection to other recent burglaries in central Maine.Read More
Read MoreHere are the changes to this year’s moose hunting season
There will be some minor changes to this year’s moose hunting season. Citing feedback from the public and entities such
Read MoreJay board awards property bids for tax-acquired properties, sets sewer rates
JAY – At the Jay Select Board meeting on Monday night, the board held a public hearing for the community
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