Winthrop residents back regulating some, but not all, moorings
The results of a recent town survey will inform how officials approach the controversial issue.Read More
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Farmington board rejects bids for Community Center roof project, requests additional quotes
FARMINGTON – The Farmington select board held a public hearing on Tuesday evening regarding Riverside Greenhouse and Florist’s application into
Read moreCumberland mother sues Maine health care providers over ‘senseless and completely avoidable’ death of 15-year-old
Jasmine “Jazzy” Vincent died in an emergency room at Maine Medical Center in 2021. Doctors believed she had pneumonia. It
Read moreLewiston OKs second phase of Lowell Street housing development
A second mixed-use building on Lowell Street will add 172 apartment units to the already-approved 150-unit building across the street
Read moreJay accepts bid from Wilton company to repair retaining wall, do earthwork at North Jay Fire Station
The police chief was successful in getting a risk prevention grant to buy approximately 130 traffic cones.Read More
Read moreOxford to tap reserve fund to update firefighter turnout gear
Replacement equipment will be delivered within 45 days.Read More
Read moreLewiston seeks registered voters to work as election clerks
Two shifts available to assist on Election Day.Read More
Read moreLewiston’s early voting polling place opens this week
Lewiston City Hall is the early voting location this year.Read More
Read moreApproval delays could halt plans to build 58-bed recovery center in York County
The Alfred Planning Board has yet to approve plans for the center, a move the county manager says violates town
Read moreNew apartment complex in Hermon approved by planning board
Six new apartments are one step closer to being built in Hermon. The six units will be divided into a
Read moreMaine’s ‘Slow down, move over’ law is expanding this week
The law already requires you to move over and slow down for emergency vehicles and tow trucks Read More
Read moreMaine Expecting to Resettle 840 Refugees in FY 2024, Twice as Many as Last Year
Municipalities throughout Maine have been struggling to accommodate the state’s rapidly growing refugee and asylum seeker populations — and things
Read morePortland Clearing Two Additional Homeless Encampments on November 1
Two more of Portland’s homeless encampments are set to be cleared on November 1 in addition to the one located
Read morePlans for York County recovery center stall during planning board approval process
The 58-bed addiction recovery facility is on hold until the Alfred planning board approves the project Read More
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