Stonington officials say most weekly rentals met grandfathering deadline
Roughly three-quarters of short-term rental properties believed to be operating in Stonington were registered with the town by the June
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Looking Back on July 21
100 Year Ago: 1923 No one was hurt and no one was injured although many tears were shed and several
Read MoreCommunity rallies around 13-year-old after theft from his farmstand
The Androscoggin chapter of the United Bikers of Maine, who were inspired by Brayden’s determination and work ethic, rode to
Read MoreSouth Portland city workers to begin four-day workweek
To offset the four-day week, City Hall will open earlier and close later on some days. Read More
Read MoreA beloved ‘bandit’ gets a valentine all his own
On what would have been his 68th birthday, the man who coordinated efforts to post bright red hearts all over
Read MorePortland awards bonuses to select employees, prompting union complaints
A city spokesperson said the $240,000 in merit bonuses went to employees who took on more work because of staffing
Read MoreEnvironmentalists petition state to adopt stronger clean vehicle standards
The proposed regulations would require vehicle manufacturers to increase sales of new electric vehicles in Maine.Read More
Read MoreTwo Franklin County commissioners vote to sign letter opposing national wildlife refuge
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is looking for 5,000 to 15,000 acres of undeveloped land to create a refuge
Read MoreRoxbury historical society elects board of directors
ROXBURY — The town’s first historical society elected directors Monday and added three more members, bringing the total to 49
Read MoreGovernor Janet Mills convenes Maine’s fifth annual opioid response summit
State on track to suffer 600 drug deaths in 2023, third worst annual total Read More
Read MoreSea Dogs lose to Fisher Cats
Sea Dogs lose to Fisher Cats Read More
Read MoreJoe Lenane wins New England Amateur
Joe Lenane wins New England Amateur Read More
Read MoreResidents shut down a tiny Maine plantation amid growing mistrust in officials
A tiny Maine municipality has temporarily shut down after residents decided this week to keep elected officials from spending money
Read MoreFarmington residents express concerns about feeding deer
More than two dozen people signed a petition expressing concern over people possibly feeding deer, the increase in the deer
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