Category Archives: Municipal News

Mills extends curfew for Maine restaurants, other businesses indefinitely

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Maine farms receive second round of emergency COVID relief money

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Bath helps businesses with renovations

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Fatal crashes in Maine didn’t drop with fewer drivers amid coronavirus pandemic

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Most New Year’s Eve events in Maine to be held virtually

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Health care organizations getting funding through $5.2M grant

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Independent doctors ask for clarity in state’s vaccination plan

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As Mainers await stimulus checks, businesses welcome new round of PPP loans

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Oakland’s FirstPark finishes 2020 strong with $1.9 million sale

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State may change vaccination plan to protect older residents sooner

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Judge grants confidentiality order in lawsuit over state police intelligence unit

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Environmental groups ask federal appeals court to stall CMP corridor project

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Push for COVID research drives $9.5M funding increase for Jackson Lab

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Med-Care to administer COVID-19 vaccine in northern Oxford County

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Rumford highway workers donate firewood to disabled veteran

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New Dixfield utility firetruck nearly ready for service

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Vietnam War memorial proposed for Lewiston’s Veterans Park

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TiP partners struggle to answer unmet elderly needs in Washington County

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Knox County economic numbers show mixed results in 2020

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Lobster tariff deal finalized

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Ellsworth council backs off limiting street vendors

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Ellsworth promotes assistant planner Piekut

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Sullivan: Broadband expansion a challenge

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Residents mourn death of ‘Queen of Brooklin’; former clerk, librarian Eaton

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Boothbay Harbor Select Board passes police, public works contracts

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New kiosk, signage for Harlow trail in Danforth

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Houlton council discusses rentals for airport, civic center

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Would-be buyer signs tentative agreement to buy shuttered Hampden trash plant

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Some states buck federal recommendations, prioritize vaccinating elderly over essential workers

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Maine’s rent relief program set to expire, new program in the works

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