BELGRADE — Residents on Tuesday voted 277 to 198 to approve a tax break for a firm that proposes to build a natural gas pipeline through central Maine.
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Lachowicz leading Hernandez for Senate District 25 nomination
At 10:05 p.m. Tuesday, Colleen Madigan Lachowicz was leading Dana Bushee Hernandez, 743-697 in the race for the Senate District 25 Democratic nomination. Both are from Waterville. Pittsfield and Unity Township were the only communities whose results were not available.
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Raye wins 2nd District GOP primary, setting up rematch with Michaud
Kevin Raye defeats Blaine Richardson and says he plans to ‘hit the ground running.’
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Augusta school budget approved
AUGUSTA — Voters overwhelmingly approved a $26.8 million school budget Tuesday. Augusta residents voted 1,133 to 424 in a school budget validation referendum, according to unofficial totals. The budget was previously approved by the Augusta Board of Education and City Council. The budget passed by large margins in all four of the city’s voting wards.
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Winslow voters approve school budget
Voters Tuesday approved a $13.4 million school budget for 2012–13, 553-104.
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SOFTBALL: Cony reaches Class A title game
AUGUSTA — Junior Sonja Morse pitched a three-hit shutout and Molly Russell delivered the big blow with an RBI double in the fourth inning to lead the Cony softball team past Brewer 1-0 in the Eastern A championship game Tuesday night.
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BASEBALL: Messalonskee routs Lewiston for Class A East title
Messalonskee won its ninth consecutive game, winning its first regional title in Class A and reaching the state championship game for the first time since 1973, when the Eagles won the Class B crown.
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Worcester beats Hein in House District 57 primary
AUGUSTA — Andrew D. Worcester defeated Michael Hein, 168-134, in the Republican primary race for House District 57 in Augusta, according to unofficial results.
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Addai switches sides in Patriots-Colts rivalry
New Patriots running back Joseph Addai isn’t concerned about switching sides in one of the NFL’s fiercest rivalries. “When you get on the field it’s a business thing,” he said.