Old Orchard Beach again accepting applications for adult recreational marijuana shop
The town is accepting applications based on new rules that voters passed in June restricting the size and location of
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State approves new Lake Auburn watershed boundary line
The Maine Drinking Water Program said a conservative boundary can be established with current data, but that further investigation would
Read MoreFrequently flooded Skowhegan walkway set to be rebuilt after board approves plan
The town planning board this week approved a flood hazard development application submitted by shoe-maker New Balance.Read More
Read MoreHallowell applies for temporary environmental steward to build trails, educate community
City officials are submitting a proposal to host a Maine Conservation Corps member, and have set aside $15,500 for the
Read MorePerforming Arts Center temporarily shut down because of mold problem
The Westbrook Performing Arts Center will be closed for the next few months as crews work to remediate a surface
Read MoreMaine’s adult-use cannabis industry in full bloom
Sales continue to break records as August alone tops $21 million.Read More
Read MoreBath Iron Works allowed employees to call coworkers racist slurs, lawsuit says
Supervisors and employees at General Dynamics Bath Iron Works would call their Black coworkers racist slurs without repercussion, according to
Read MoreMeet and Greet with Farmington first responders, September 9
FARMINGTON – A meet and greet with Farmington first responders will be held Saturday, September 9 from 1-3 p.m., on
Read MoreWilton police department to get two new police cruisers
Wilton Police Chief Ethan Kyes had his proposal to purchase two new police cruisers, one new and one used, approved
Read MoreAroostook County has a new sheriff
A 15-year law enforcement veteran is Aroostook County’s new sheriff. Peter A. Johnson of Presque Isle, most recently the law
Read MoreMexico tech school doubles enrollment to 209
Of the 12 CTE course offerings, the highest student enrollment is in the school’s culinary arts program with 33 students enrolled
Read MoreWaterline break in Lewiston closes Randall Road to traffic
City public works crews are working on a broken waterline on Randall Road on Thursday night.Read More
Read MoreAndroscoggin commissioners to begin budget cuts next week
Commissioner Braian Ames of Lewiston said he will propose a $5,000 raise for both the sheriff and the chief deputy.Read
Read MorePortland is getting a professional soccer team
A local investor group has succeeded in bringing a professional men’s soccer team to Portland, with the United Soccer League
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