The Town Council is scheduled to vote Wednesday night on several land use changes, including whether to permit retail marijuana operations in certain town zones.
2018
Bids for Farmingdale fire station come in more than $500,000 higher than expected
Farmingdale officials and engineers said an upward trend in the cost of building materials could be to blame for the high bids.
Maine man who says he was wrongly accused of sex assault reaches settlement
The former Gouldsboro resident sued the county, police and prosecutors.
Ex-Madison police officer loses appeal to state’s highest court
David Trask had accused the Fraternal Order of Police of failing to properly represent him.
Republican drops out of race for Cumberland County district attorney
Two candidates remain: Democrat Jon Gale and independent Jonathan Sahrbeck.
Grizzlies get back U.S. protections, Rockies hunts blocked
The ruling marks a victory for wildlife advocates and Native American tribes that sued when the Interior Department revoked federal protections.
UMA’s Senior College to present a Forum on the Future
Speakers to address Our Political Discourse — Can We Be More Civil?
Co-existing with Carnivores program set for Sept. 29
Somerville’s Pumpkin Vine Family Farm venue.
Archaeology volunteers wanted for Dresden Falls dig
Dig planned weekdays Oct. 1-12.
Check in at the Worster House set for Sept. 29
Hallowell event will be hosted by Row House, with cooperation of the Maine Public Utilities Commission.