GARDINER — Councilors on Wednesday will weigh whether to choose a new heating source for the wastewater treatment plant other than natural gas, potentially jeopardizing the chance for a pipeline to be expanded to others in the South Gardiner area.
September 2013
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Bridges Home Care now offering Parkinson’s respite care
Bridges Home Care is now approved as a Maine Parkinson Society respite care provider for those who need assistance caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s Disease, the organization announced recently.
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Veterans’ benefits claims workshop set for Sept. 11
TOGUS — The Department of Veterans Affairs will offer a workshop on the Fully Developed Claims Program from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the VA Maine Healthcare System, Building 210 Theater.
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Hospice Volunteers of Kennebec Valley offer support groups
AUGUSTA — MaineGeneral Hospice Volunteers of Kennebec Valley has announced the dates of two upcoming support groups.
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Program loans assistive technology
Cares, Inc., has announced the availability of its Assistive Technology Loan Program, which loans assistive technology equipment to people prior to buying it.
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State sells $220M liquor bond to pay hospitals
AUGUSTA — The state has sold a $220 million liquor revenue bond and will use the proceeds to repay $183.5 million that it owes to Maine’s hospitals for Medicaid reimbursements.
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American Legion’s national commander announces Maine stops
Daniel M. Dellinger of Virginia, national commander of the American Legion, has announced local stops in his official visit to Maine this weekend.
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Volunteers sought for tax preparation program
Midcoast Creating Savings, Assets and Hope Coalition will train volunteers to offer free tax preparation and financial asset coaching to Midcoast residents.
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Police: Belfast suspect knew male victim
Authorities provide no further details about the shooting that left Lynn Arsenault dead and her son wounded.
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State liquor bond proceeds to repay state hospitals
AUGUSTA — The state has sold a $220 million liquor revenue bond and will use the proceeds to repay $183.5 million that it owes to Maine’s hospitals for Medicaid reimbursements.