Hallowell Pride Alliance complaint citing Fire Department ‘bias’ prompts city probe
In addition to the allegations of bias, city officials are also working to address the lack of staffing during parades.Read
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Waterville council urged to take action as need for food grows
An administrator for the Waterville Area Soup Kitchen told the council Tuesday that the kitchen is serving 250 to 300
Read MoreOakland council takes no vote after special executive session
The emergency meeting was scheduled Tuesday morning and held at 5 p.m. at the police department.Read More
Read MoreFranklin County commission deems Madrid Township bridge not county property
Commissioners also voted to adopt a mission statement created by county staff and other participants.Read More
Read MoreQuestion 4: What you need to know about the right-to-repair referendum
The technology to keep your vehicle on the road is changing. This referendum deals with who should have the right
Read MoreMaine Craft Weekend shines a light on state’s artists and makers
Gardiner is one of six featured cities where makers of all kinds will be showcasing their work, giving demonstrations and
Read MoreAugusta board of education candidates answer student-created questions at city forum
Six candidates, two of whom did not attend the Wednesday night forum, will be on the November ballot.Read More
Read MorePhotos: Augusta shelter serves lunch of game meat for people in need
People in need were fed Thursday at the Bread of Life soup kitchen as part of a “Hunt.Fish.Feed” program, created
Read MoreFarmington supports opposition to national wildlife refuge
Selectmen on Tuesday, Sept. 26, approved supporting a letter of opposition to the proposed national wildlife refuge in northern Franklin
Read MoreWilton Selectmen sign warrant for special town meeting
Slated for Tuesday, Oct. 17, a special town meeting will be held to discuss and put into effect a cannabis
Read MoreWinslow digs into $2.4 million project as part of broader effort to finally curtail flooding
Crews are working along China Road to install larger drainage pipes and conduct other work to alleviate the flooding that’s
Read MoreState prepares for potential federal shutdown next month
Thousands of state employees are in federally funded positions, but detailed impacts of a shutdown won’t be clear until one
Read MoreMore than $3 million in updates made to RSU 18 schools
Much of the money spent by Regional School Unit 18 went to improvements at Messalonskee High School in Oakland.Read More
Read MoreSwine & Stein Brewfest returns to Gardiner’s Water Street with new fermentory drinks
Craft beverages, food and games are expected to take over Water Street for the annual Oktoberfest-style event that draws hundreds
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