The company is complying with an order from the Public Utilities Commission to inspect pipe couplings across the Kennebec valley that contractors may have installed incorrectly, meaning roads will be dug up across the region.
2015
Posted inLocal & State, News
Repeal of concealed-gun permit requirement worries Portland police chief
A new law going into effect tomorrow will allow people to carry concealed firearms without a permit, and that will put the public and police at risk, says Chief Michael Sauschuck.
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Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
Catherine McAuley High School says it will sever ties to Catholic Church, not traditions
The all-girls school founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1969 says that ending its Catholic affiliation next year will give its board more local control and ‘open the doors to other girls.’
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
LePage recognizes six Maine companies for excellence
The annual awards reflect the companies’ innovation and commitment to their communities.
Posted inNation & World, News
El Faro lawsuit in Florida likely just the first step in a long legal process
The family of a crew member on the cargo ship sues its owner and the vessel’s captain, Michael Davidson of Windham, one of 33 people who died in the sinking.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Franklin County courts June 22-26
Closed cases for June 22-26, 2015, in Franklin County Superior Court and Farmington District Court.
Posted inSports
Video: UMaine at Farmington soccer player scores amazing goal
Luke Sterling’s goal from a sideline flip makes national attention.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Winslow ordinance paves way for massive solar project
Town councilors on Tuesday approved regulations for large-scale solar projects after Ranger Solar, of Yarmouth, proposed a $25 million solar station on Heywood Road.
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Augusta councilors to consider selling old, broken down firetruck
The top bid was from a scrap dealer, who is offering $1,775 for the disabled ladder truck, which no longer has a working engine.
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Maine could be leader in recreational marijuana industry, says CEO of medical pot provider
‘If we do this right, this will mean sustained growth for the economy of Maine,’ and $26 million in fees and tax revenue each year, says Patricia Rosi, CEO of the Wellness Connection of Maine.