Canton residents to decide on $1.2 million budget Tuesday
The spending plan is $1,171 less than this fiscal year that ends Friday.Read More
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Legislature Unanimously Approves TikTok Ban on Government-Issued Devices
The Legislature voted unanimously this week to ban TikTok from all electronic devices owned or controlled by the state government.
Read MoreMaine House joins Senate in voting to pare down generous solar incentives
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Democratic-led Maine House of Representatives on Friday passed a bill to pare back Maine’s generous solar incentives
Read MorePortland seeks to delay budget vote pending state action
City Manager Daneille West says she wants to know what support the state will provide Read More
Read MoreMaine DEP suspends 2 Nordic Aquafarms’ licenses for the Belfast land-based fish farm
Maine’s Department of Environmental Protection has suspended two of Nordic Aquafarms’ licenses for the land-based fish farm it wants to
Read MoreSomerville voters to consider budget with 9% tax hike, whether to sue over road project
The Somerville annual Town Meeting is Saturday, at 9 a.m., at the Somerville School.Read More
Read More3M reaches $10.3 billion settlement over contamination of water systems with ‘forever chemicals’
The deal would compensate water providers for pollution with per- and polyfluorinated substances, known collectively as PFAS.Read More
Read MoreLivermore Falls board approves purchase of side-by-side, trailer and winter wheels
The utility vehicle is for the Fire Rescue Department. It will be housed on the trailer at the Fire Station
Read MoreMaine Senate passes solar industry-backed bill to shave generous incentives
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine Senate passed Thursday a bill backed by the solar industry and Gov. Janet Mills to slightly
Read MorePortland housing office staff to present its own rent control changes to city council
A city spokesperson said Thursday that the proposal consists of ‘housekeeping amendments,’ but supporters of the current rent control ordinance
Read MoreBill to reimburse Jay’s loss of $600,000 from state moves forward
Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere said the reimbursement bill will move on to the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee to be considered for
Read MorePortland City Attorneys Conducting ‘Legal Research’ Into Whether Councilor Pious Ali Violated Electioneering Laws
Portland’s Corporation Counsel’s Office is conducting “legal research” into whether City Councilor At-Large Pious Ali violated a state law against
Read MoreBill Lowering Maine Sales Tax Back to 5% Defeated
The State Legislature has officially defeated a bill that would have lowered Maine’s sales tax rate from 5.5 percent to
Read MoreWilton voters OK multimillion-bond for waterline work
The town of Wilton had lengthy discussions about the funding of the water transmission line project and other items at
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