Making personal changes and reducing reliance on fossil fuels are key to Amy Seidl’s positive view of stewardship of the planet.
2014
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Nonprofits see municipal funding cut as Franklin County towns face declining revenues
Local officials are questioning whether to give money to nonprofit groups while cutting or reducing departments or services.
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Skowhegan selectmen decide not to regulate digital signs
A proposed ordinance would have allowed businesses to change the message on electronic signs more frequently than state rules allow.
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Benton formally joins Fairfield to create Fairfield-Benton Fire Rescue
When fire departments in Waterville and Winslow began billing Benton for mutual aid, it responded by formalizing a longstanding partnership with Fairfield.
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Body of missing Skowhegan woman found behind Walmart
Last seen Sunday evening, the 83-year-old woman suffered from dementia and was found less than a half mile from her apartment.
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Low growth of women-owned businesses in Maine likely reflects state’s low population growth
A recently released report shows that while growth of women-owned businesses has slowed, it still outpaces the growth rate of men-owned businesses or those with combined ownership since 1997.
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CMP, natural gas attorneys say Augusta claims unfounded
A 10-person complaint alleges Central Maine Power and Maine Natural Gas were improperly co-mingling ratepayer resources to punish the city for selecting competitor Summit Natural Gas.
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Raye-Poliquin race one to watch at GOP convention
Bruce Poliquin and Kevin Raye, set to take the stage at the state Republican convention on Saturday, provide party voters with a clear choice.
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Rick Bennett seeks to unite Maine Republicans at state convention
The party’s chairman says his goal is for a drama-free event compared to the last convention, which he described as an ‘unmitigated disaster.’
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Maine fraud trial begins for man convicted in fatal explosion
Craig Sanborn is acccused of fraudulently obtaining $300,000 in federal grant money to open a munitions plant in Brownville.