Farmington hiring for new assessor
FARMINGTON – The search for an assessor is underway again. During the Farmington select board meeting on Tuesday, April 11,
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CMP corridor trial enters third day, zeroes in on construction timing
The fate of the New England Clean Energy Connect project could hinge on when work began along the 145-mile corridor
Read MoreMaine bill would mandate nurse-to-patient ratios in hospitals
Supporters say nurses are spread thin and overworked, but the Maine Hospital Association says the mandate would restrict patient care.Read
Read MoreSelectmen reject grant for EV charging station in downtown Farmington
The Downtown TIF Committee unanimously voted that EV charging stations not be installed in the municipal parking lot accessed from
Read MoreLandlords raise nearly $80k to support referendum eliminating rent control cap
About $45,000 has been spent on signature gathering and campaign services to a company owned by the wife of Rep.
Read MoreEffort to limit coyote hunting in Maine fails to gain support
A hotly contested bill that would have shortened the coyote hunting seasons in Maine was soundly defeated during Wednesday afternoon’s
Read MoreDurham selectmen tap Joe Tomm for chairman, approve fee changes for permits
DURHAM — The Select Board on Tuesday elected Joe Tomm as chairman and reelected Richard George as vice chairman. It
Read MoreLake Auburn consultant to evaluate where phosphorus increase is coming from
Based on the findings, the Lake Auburn Watershed Protection Commission may conduct a treatment this year to help prevent algae
Read MoreBuckfield Rescue interim chief tells Select Board staff is ‘upbeat’
The department has hired nine people in the past 20 days and is working with the fire department to maintain
Read MoreDixfield-based district rescinds vote to build private bathroom stalls
The private stalls would have been built with a $214,750 state loan from the Maine Department of Education.Read More
Read MoreFranklin County budget panel schedules budget vote, hearing
The initial vote is April 25, followed by a public hearing May 8.Read More
Read MoreClinton selectmen approve $3.6 million operating budget
Residents at the Town Meeting in June will have the final say on the budget, which represents a 9% increase
Read MoreLobsterman hauls up military rocket off Maine coast
A Maine lobsterman pulled up the catch of a lifetime this week. The lobsterman, based out of Cushing, was about
Read MoreNew life for old Yankee Lanes bowling alley in Brunswick
Harpswell Auto Sales will move its headquarters to the former bowling alley, which operated for 60 years.Read More
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