Lawmakers urged to open a safe consumption site to prevent fatal drug overdoses
While not allowed under federal law, safe consumption sites are opening in at least 2 states and being considered in
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RSU 9 starts budget discussions
FARMINGTON – On Wednesday night, the RSU 9 Board of Directors held a special meeting to discuss the proposed budget
Read MorePublic utility referendum question must be reworded, Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules
The questioning about the question continues as the state’s highest court decides the precise language about the creation of a
Read MoreTwo hikers from Kennebec County rescued on Appalachian Trail in northern Franklin County
Wardens are warning spring hikers to be prepared for winter conditions still.Read More
Read MoreInvestigators unable to determine cause of fire at Monmouth commercial apple orchard
The fire began in the south end of the garage and workshop of Cooper Farms Holdings facility that was destroyed,
Read MoreTrial begins over reviving Maine energy corridor project defeated in 2021 referendum
Jury hears opening statements from Central Maine Power, partners, and opponents Read More
Read MorePortland opens temporary shelter in Portland Expo as asylum seekers flow into city
The Expo will house nearly 300 asylum seekers through the summer as Portland continues to see an influx of new
Read MoreMaine Catholic Youth Day Set for Brewer on April 22
BREWER — Featuring a national touring act, community building, and faith sharing, the Maine Catholic Youth Day will be held
Read MoreChild reported missing in the Damariscotta area found safe
The girl, 11, was found by a Warden Service k9 team Read More
Read MoreRumford considers a community forest off Isthmus Road
Trails through the 446-acre property are used primarily by snowmobiles in winter, ATVs in summer and occasionally for other uses
Read MorePortland chooses new tax assessor
Portland’s City Council is expected to vote Monday to approve the hiring of Eliza Marr, who has been the Windham
Read MoreGardiner’s Christ Church members rally to save 200-year-old steeple
Church officials are working to raise about $1 million to pay for repairs to the steeple of the oldest Episcopal
Read MoreAuburn’s Olive Garden to open May 22
The Auburn City Council approved its liquor license last week.Read More
Read MoreMaine delegation to host Service Academy Information Night in Bangor
BANGOR — The offices of Maine’s Congressional Delegation will host a Military Academy Seminar in cooperation with Maine Maritime Academy
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