OAKLAND — An informational meeting will be held today on plans for a proposed new building housing the fire station, police department and town office.
April 2011
Waterville City Council to take first vote on budget
WATERVILLE — City councilors tonight will consider taking a first vote on a proposed $36.4 million municipal and school budget for 2011-12.
‘Actions speak louder than words’
I read Sen. Roger Katz’s column, “Government By Disrespect” in Monday’s newspaper. Katz and his colleagues well know they need damage control as our current governor and his indiscretions (to put it politely) have been the greatest recruiting incentive Maine Democrats and progressives have had in years. Distancing oneself from someone who is rapidly becoming […]
Bottle bills would lead to employees losing jobs
On Friday, the Joint Standing Committee on Environmental and Natural Resources will hold public hearings on LD 728 and LD 1063. L.D. 728 is designed to reduce truck travel caused by the bottle redemption laws. The force behind this act is the Maine Beverage Association, which claims wholesale delivery trucks use too much fuel picking […]
‘Actions speak louder than words’
I read Sen. Roger Katz’s column, “Government By Disrespect” in Monday’s newspaper.
Waste Management wants new law just for it
Waste Management in Norridgewock wants to expand, but not upwards, on the footprint of the land they already own. They want to break the 1989 law that said no commercial dump could expand on land they didn’t own in 1989. The Norridgewock landfill has about 12 years of capacity left. That law was put in […]
Sides workingtogether is best part of budget deal
On Friday, the Joint Standing Committee on Environmental and Natural Resources will hold public hearings on LD 728 and LD 1063.
Five injured in Winslow crash
WINSLOW – Two adults and three youths were injured today when the sport utility vehicle they were traveling in at a high rate of speed on Garland Road rolled over about three times, resting in a pasture, according to police.
Legislature defers to PUC on smart meter policy
Declining to decide the merits of an opt-out bill follows established protocol of not preempting an issue that’s under formal review at the PUC.
Snowe’s campaign war chest grows to $2M
Snowe raised $877,019 during the first three months of the year, but spent just $62,433.