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Looking Back on Feb. 28: ‘Maine Milling and Mfg. to build plant in Auburn’
Read more about Feb. 28, 1973, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The lighthouse tenders at Seaport, Zizania
Read MoreStandoff in Sumner ends with arrest
Dean Hall, 54, was taken into custody at about 8 p.m., roughly eleven hours after police were called for a
Read MoreFlooding cancels school for some at Cape Elizabeth elementary school
The flooding caused significant damage for multiple rooms at Pond Cove Elementary School. Read More
Read MoreNonprofits prepare for SNAP benefit reductions to hit Maine families
“This is not the time to cut these critical necessary benefits that were actually shown to be the solution to
Read MoreGovernor announces $15 million in CTE grants
Boosting vocational training for high school students with federal funds Read More
Read MoreCrash shuts down Old Bath Road in Brunswick
Police say the area that intersects with James Street is closed until the road has been made safe. Read More
Read MoreInflux of asylum seekers pushing Portland to brink of its ability to serve those in need
Roughly 80 people have been arriving per week since Jan. 1, putting the city in a dire situation and in
Read MoreFour technical education schools to get millions for new equipment, program expansion
Gov. Mills announces $15 million in Maine Jobs and Recovery Grant funding for schools in Biddeford, Lincoln, Norway and Mexico.Read
Read MoreBangor’s new renter protections ban unfair fees and up notice for rent hikes
Bangor city councilors unanimously approved a new rule designed to strengthen tenants’ rights and protect renters from unfair fees after
Read MoreBrunswick police arrest local man after hours-long ‘disturbance’
The incident prompted a large police presence at the former New Meadows Motel on Bath Road Read More
Read MoreWaterville committee to interview 7 candidates for school district superintendent
The Waterville Board of Education on Monday got an update on a search for a new superintendent to succeed Eric
Read MoreNational Park Service investigates vandalism at Acadia National Park
Graffiti sprayed-painted on hiking trails could confuse hikers and lead them off established trails, the park service says.Read More
Read MoreIncreased pay has bolstered ranks of attorneys representing indigent clients
But the Maine Commission on Indigent Legal Services says that the pay increase needs to be extended beyond this summer
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