Kingfield board approves story walk on river trail
KINGFIELD – The Kingfield select board met on Monday evening at 6 p.m. Franklin Community Health Network President Barbara Sergio
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State lawmakers move to ban Chinese land ownership
Lawmakers in 33 states have introduced 81 bills this year to prohibit the Chinese government or businesses from buying agricultural
Read MoreEllsworth wants to block long-term moorings in lakes
Ellsworth is moving ahead with implementing rules for mooring boats and other floating structures in its lakes. The City Council
Read MoreTurner property taxes to increase
The amount of funds the town must pay toward the school and county budgets increased this year.Read More
Read MoreHundreds of Bradford residents oppose man’s vision for a rural commune
A meeting about a Bangor man’s plans to create housing for those experiencing homelessness on recently purchased land in Bradford exploded
Read MoreFormer Friendly’s in Augusta demolished to make way for dental office
The Western Avenue restaurant that closed in 2019 was torn down this week to make room for a new Aspen
Read MoreWould-be RV park owner pulling plans after local pushback
Plans for a proposed recreational vehicle park in Waldoboro are no more. Cheryl Moir, owner of Country Critters Campground in
Read MoreMaine homebuyers challenged as prices stay high
A small statewide inventory, high buyer demand and rising interest rates keep the pressure on an already hot housing market.Read
Read MoreJustice rules in favor of Wilton regarding proposed Wilson Lake Marina in Wilton
James Butler and Ashley Rand had hoped to install a commercial marina on Wilson Pond but the Wilton Planning Board
Read MoreBrunswick will hold tax rate after reassessment backlash
After backlash from the community, Brunswick town councilors voted to delay the 2023 property tax assessment indefinitely, meaning the home
Read MoreBattle over Moody Beach: Residents and visitors fight over beach access
Moody Beach in Wells was deemed “private” after a court ruling in 1989, and residents and non-residents alike have been
Read MoreLamoine approves ‘glamping’ moratorium
Lamoine became the latest Maine town to pause a big development, putting a temporary halt on proposed luxury “glampground” less
Read MoreInside the feud that has stalled a coastal Maine park
BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Maine — Nearly five years ago, a group of residents in this tourist haven assembled to build an
Read MoreDozens protest over beach ownership at Moody Beach
People marched in Ogunquit on Saturday to protest private ownership of Moody Beach. A crowd of dozens of people began
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