BELGRADE — Taxpayers will get a break this year thanks to a townwide revaluation assessors wrapped up this past spring.
July 2012
LePage: Gestapo reference clouded his message
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage exercised his own editorial judgement when he described the IRS as the “new Gestapo” during his recent radio address. However, the governor acknowledged Monday that his reference to the Nazi secret police force “clouded” his message about the federal health care law.
Cives Steel faces OSHA fines for safety violations
AUGUSTA — Cives Steel is facing $132,000 in federal fines for alleged safety violations at its city plant.
University of Maine System Trustees OK greater oversight by chancellor
BANGOR — The University of Maine System trustees on Monday approved policy changes designed to give the chancellor greater authority over appointments, promotions and pay raises.
Peaches, nectarines available to order
PALERMO — The Living Communities Foundation at the Palermo Community Center on Turner Ridge Road will offer two shipments of New Jersey peaches and nectarines this summer.
Kennebec Performing Arts Company to audition for choral group
MANCHESTER –Kennebec Performing Arts Company has announced the audition schedule for a new choral group.
Kalikow back to work as USM president
The University of Maine System trustees on Monday named Theodora J. Kalikow as the new president of the University of Southern Maine.
Briefs
AUGUSTA — Dr. Jennifer Diehl, a primary-care physician, recently joined Augusta Family Medicine and is a member of MaineGeneral Medical Center’s active medical staff.
Cash raffle benefits Old Town House
JEFFERSON — The Jefferson Historical Society is holding a cash raffle to benefit restoration work on the second floor of the Old Jefferson Town House.
Wedding of Barney Frank, partner resonates in Maine and beyond
Frank married his longtime partner on Saturday, securing a spot in history as the first sitting congressman to legally marry a same-sex partner.