Farmington hires new town clerk, executive assistant; reviews amended fire service contract with Industry
FARMINGTON – A new town clerk and executive assistant will be starting on April 10, following select board approval Tuesday
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Durham elections, annual meeting Friday and Saturday
Seven are seeking election to town offices Friday.Read More
Read MoreWest Gardiner’s proposed budget to remain flat
West Gardiner residents will vote on the town’s annual budget on Saturday and weigh on on banning future solar farms
Read MoreCape Elizabeth woman nominated to serve on Public Utilities Commission
Carolyn ‘Carrie’ Gilbert would replace Randall D. Davis, whose term expires this month.Read More
Read MoreLegislators consider bills to tackle educator shortage
The legislature’s Education and Cultural Affairs Committee Tuesday heard testimony on about multiple bills aimed at bolstering the state’s educator
Read MoreLisbon teachers contract issue moves to fact-finding by panel
Lisbon School Department teachers have been working without a contract for over 200 days.Read More
Read MoreCanton board chairman resigns, cites divisions among members
Don Hutchins said he couldn’t be effective working with the board.Read More
Read MoreFarmington voters add $91,250 to proposed budget at annual Town Meeting
Added to Public Works was $98,730, while $800 was added to administration and $8,280 removed from the library, the latter
Read MoreMilford agrees to pay Old Town in lawsuit over ambulance fees
Milford has paid $30,500 in ambulance service fees to the city of Old Town, settling a lawsuit that the city
Read MoreFarmington voters elect selectmen, school directors
Bunker, O’Neil, Erb and Jones win town office positions.Read More
Read MoreBangor Water trustees meet Thursday
BANGOR — The Bangor Water Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Thursday, March 30 at 3:30 p.m.
Read MoreMaine lawmakers asked to crack down on ‘grass-fed’ beef label
Farmers say they spend extra time and money raising cattle strictly on grass, and mislabeling cheats them and people who
Read MoreMaine attorney general joins push to urge Congress to pass right-to-repair legislation
Attorney General Aaron Frey and 27 other state attorneys general sent a letter asking congressional leaders to adopt a national
Read MoreWaterville Board of Education names Peter Hallen as schools superintendent
The Waterville Board of Education on Monday voted 7-0 to appoint Assistant Superintendent Peter Hallen the new superintendent.Read More
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