Wilton elects Amanda Caruso to RSU 9 board
With 196 votes from Tuesday election, Amanda Caruso of Wilton will replace incumbent Irv Faunce on the RSU 9 Board
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$41 million budget passes in Farmington-based school district
The RSU 9 budget was approved with 867 votes.Read More
Read MorePortland voters could face another referendum, and changes to the process, in November
A group of residents are seeking to put another rent control proposal on the ballot, at the same time as
Read MoreMaine plan will use $200 million to expand broadband access, starting where it’s needed most
The state is deciding how to use federal funds for improving high-speed internet access, and wants public input on some
Read MoreWiscasset voters OK marijuana shops
Wiscasset will allow recreational and medical marijuana stores for the first time.Read More
Read MoreLongtime trolley museum employee remembered for legacy of restoration
Devoting 70 years of his life to the Seashore Trolley Museum, Donald Curry gained recognition as one of the nation’s
Read MorePhoto: Stroll through Sunday River resort
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Read MoreRSU 78 voters approve $5.5 million budget
The combined vote was 363-73.Read More
Read MoreTour and social at Perham Stream Birding Trail, June 17
MADRID TOWNSHIP – The board of the High Peaks Alliance invites the community to join them to celebrate the Perham
Read MoreRangeley residents pass $5.1 million municipal budget, elect two new selectmen
Incumbent Chairwoman Cynthia Egan and incumbent Vice Chairwoman Shelly Lowell lost their bid for reelection to Wendyll Caisse and James
Read MoreBayside housing development one step closer to construction
On Tuesday the Portland Planning Board gave unanimous approval to the project’s master plan, but neighborhood residents have questions about
Read MoreFormer Arthur D. Ingalls School building changes ownership, welcomes local businesses to join Tri-County as tenants
FARMINGTON – Tri-County Mental Health Services recently sold the former Arthur D. Ingalls building at 144 High Street, Farmington. The
Read MoreAll four SAD 75 towns back $52.8 million spending plan
Voters approved the budget at the polls on Tuesday.Read More
Read MoreMinot votes to tweak Appeals Board ordinance
MINOT — Townspeople voted 110-31 Tuesday to approve changes to the town’s Board of Appeals ordinance. Town Clerk Sara Farris
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