Abandoned memories up for auction in Augusta
The state treasurer’s office says it’s holding over $309 million worth of unclaimed cash and and items left behind in
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Jay approves spending up to $6,000 for Livermore Falls treatment plant
Jay and Livermore Falls split the cost of operation and maintenance of the Livermore Falls sewer treatment facility.Read More
Read moreParis board agrees to purchase new tasers for Police Department
Axon is the only company that provides the weapon nationwide and is the sole distributer in Maine.Read More
Read moreMaine officials: Minimum staffing proposal for nursing homes could be disastrous
If a federal proposal is approved, most of Maine’s long-term care facilities would instantly be out of compliance. Read More
Read moreAnonymous Zoom callers harass Hallowell officials, unleash hateful rants during council meeting
The city plans to change how it handles remote participation in response to the “absolutely disgusting” incident, said City Manager
Read moreState workers rally for new contract outside ’employee appreciation’ event in Augusta
AUGUSTA — About 60 people chanted while carrying signs Tuesday during a Department of Administrative and Financial Services “employee appreciation”
Read moreRumford-based school district receives grant to make meals from scratch
RSU10 is one of 10 districts in the state to receive a federal grant.Read More
Read morePenquis receives $50,000 grant from NeighborWorks America
BANGOR — Penquis announced that it has received a grant of $50,000 from NeighborWorks America to support Penquis’ Financial Capability
Read moreBangor approves another $2 million in pandemic relief funding
Bangor city councilors ostensibly devoted another $2.2 million in pandemic relief funding to four local organizations that plan to use
Read morePortland Council hears update on Franklin Street redesign
The city plans to apply for federal funding and begin work later this decade on a project that was approved
Read moreWaterville councilor faces challenge in mayor’s race by planning board member
Matthew Shaw Boulerice, a member of the Waterville Planning Board, will run with no party affiliation against City Councilor Michael
Read moreRangeley board reviews transportation infrastructure improvement plans
RANGELEY – The Rangeley Selectmen were updated on two local projects by Matt Drost from MDOT at their meeting on
Read moreNorway’s property tax rate to increase by 60 cents
Residents who own a $200,000 home will see their taxes increase by $120.Read More
Read moreMills Admin Seeks Mediation to Move Forward Contract Negotiations with Maine State Employee Union
The Department of Administrative and Financial Services (DAFS) announced Monday that it has filed a request for mediation to help
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