Septic line bursts at Lebanon fire house, leading to debate over repairs
City officials say the costs to repair the burst sewage pipe could go over $100,000 Read More
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Orono residents can expect a slight increase in their tax bills next year
Orono’s property tax rate will increase 6 cents under the town’s new spending plan, which councilors unanimously approved Monday night. The
Read MoreEPA takes a step forward in $17 million cleanup of Windham Superfund site
The federal agency is moving ahead with a plan to clean up the contaminated and abandoned Keddy Mill, which has
Read MoreBody found in Presumpscot River believed to be a man from out of state
Portland Police say an autopsy confirmed the cause of death was drowning Read More
Read MoreLewiston schedules public forum on use of athletic fields
The Franklin Pasture Sports Complex concession stand was broken into and vandalized Friday evening just three days after the Lewiston
Read MoreWoman, dogs rescued in Andover floodwaters
Andover Fire and Rescue crews rescued a woman and her three dogs from a flooded Elm Street early Monday morning,
Read MoreAugusta officials consider short-term solutions to address concerns about homeless encampments
Local officials are focused on cleaning up areas where homeless people camp and on long-term solutions to address the crisis.Read
Read MoreAuburn Mayor Jason Levesque planning residential development in Lewiston
The first building would place 150 units and commercial space on a Lowell Street parking lot.Read More
Read MoreNorthern Maine power line project moves forward, slowly
If built as planned, the Aroostook Renewable Gateway Project could create hundreds of jobs and tens of millions of dollars
Read MoreKennebec County logs highest flood-related damage in state, at over $580,000, from late-April storm
Gov. Janet Mills has requested a federal disaster declaration to unlock federal funding to repair roads, bridges and other infrastructure
Read MoreEffort to restore parole in Maine ends with House rejection
The House disposed of the idea Monday after a divided committee vote and clear veto threat from Gov. Janet Mills.Read
Read MoreLimestone’s new manager will donate entire $80,000 salary back to the town
LIMESTONE, Maine – Limestone’s new town manager has never led a municipality before but wants to donate his salary to
Read MoreJanet Mills Signs Bill Partially Decriminalizing Prostitution in Maine
On Monday Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill into law that will partially decriminalize prostitution in Maine. The law, LD
Read MoreBrunswick coffee shop strike ends with change in ownership, new name
The shop’s prospective new owner said he plans to reopen the shop under a new name.Read More
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