Hearing set Monday on increasing Dixfield sewer rate
DIXFIELD — A public hearing on raising the sewer rate this year from $70 to $93 per quarter is set
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Legal, policy decisions on Lake Auburn water quality could come soon
The new year could bring a resolution to the lengthy legal battle and communitywide debate over water quality protections at
Read MoreDeer Isle considers pause on subdivisions after campground proposal
Officials on a small Maine island are working on a temporary halt to any new subdivisions because they are worried
Read MoreBangor’s planning officer promoted to economic development chief
Bangor’s planning officer will soon lead the city’s economic development department after the previous economic development chief stepped down this
Read MoreMaine to receive around $6.5M more in LIHEAP funding
Maine has already allocated $42.5 million for LIHEAP through funding bills and now will receive an additional $6.5 million. Read
Read MoreState collecting uninsured damage reports after weekend storm
Residents and businesses are asked to report any uninsured damage, including flooded homes and vehicles, missing roofs, downed trees, or
Read MoreWaterville City Council votes to accept Daly’s resignation, pay him four months’ salary
Councilors held a special meeting Tuesday at which they approved giving Daly four months’ pays and a health insurance reimbursement
Read MoreFarmington board confirms new town clerk, assessor
Selectmen approve money for 13 Tasers and five radar gunsRead More
Read MoreAndover to hold special election for selectman in February
Nomination papers are available at the Town Office.Read More
Read MoreLong-time Maine State Police member tapped to lead agency
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine’s governor has promoted a long-time member of the Maine State Police to serve as its new
Read MoreGardiner police chief retires after 32 years with department
Chief James Toman, 52, began with the Gardiner Police Department as a part-time officer in 1990, and worked his way
Read MoreReferendum signatures submitted
AUGUSTA- The No Blank Checks campaign submitted over 93,000 signatures to the Maine Secretary of State today. The signatures are
Read MoreLivermore selectpersons approve pay increase, part-time schedule for clerk, deputy until new clerk is hired
Town Clerk Renda Guild and Deputy Clerk Jean Tardif submitted resignations, effective Jan. 3, but proposed staying on part time
Read MoreWaterville council to consider city manager’s resignation
The City Council on Wednesday will discuss appointing Assistant City Manager Bill Post as interim city manager until a search
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