Amid praise from lawmakers, the board’s outgoing chair also says rising U.S. debt and benefits for retiring baby boomers ‘should keep people awake at night.’
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Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Former priest charged with sexually assaulting child in Maine settled civil case this summer
The details in the civil case align with what is known so far in the criminal case against James Frances Talbot, a former teacher at Cheverus High School.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Morning Sentinel Boys Soccer Coach of the Year
Hustus leads Mount View resurgence.
Posted inMaine, News
Wiscasset sues state to block controversial Route 1 traffic project
The town asks a judge to prohibit the Department of Transportation from starting work until it complies with local regulations and reaches an agreement with the town on covering long-term costs.
Posted inMaine
New Vineyard family homeless after fire
Tenants were told to evacuate the building as fire crews from Farmington and New Vineyard fought the flames.
Posted inMaine
Readfield, Winthrop officials moving forward with dam repair
Taxpayers will have to pay an additional $300,000 for the work.
Posted inMaine
Skowhegan selectmen, residents of Moody Street reach agreement
The street will be plowed and sanded in the winter under the terms of a public easement.
Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture, Maine
Annual Skowhegan Holiday Stroll celebrates 25th year
Scheduled events include a parade Friday night with Santa Claus arriving on a firetruck, roasting marshmallows, horse-drawn wagon rides and fire hula hoops.
Posted inBusiness
Waterville clubhouse for those with mental illness gets international distinction
About 79 percent of High Hopes Clubhouse active members were trained for jobs and remain employed.
Posted inBusiness
Fayette farm among those gearing up for Christmas tree season
Choose-and-cut operations across central Maine are ready for the holiday rush for fresh trees.