The Six Rivers chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association wants to put trails on about 100 acres behind the transfer station at Townsend Way.
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Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Sea Dogs unveil 2019 schedule
Portland opens at home on April 4 in its 26th season.
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Posted inMaine, News
Cape Elizabeth council rejects waterfront lawsuit settlement
Several of the councilors said preserving public access to the shoreline is a principle worth defending.
Posted inMaine
Pittston voters agree to replace contaminated well
Greg and Arlene Snow say the salt-contaminated water has damaged appliances and pipes in their house; the town will pay $35,000 toward digging a new well.
Posted inMaine
USM police investigate report of man exposing himself to female student
The incident occurred Sunday at the Gorham campus, police say.
Posted inLife & Culture, Nation & World
School dress codes still a hot-button issue
Some districts are adopting a more permissive policy that they say is less sexist.
Posted inMaine
Fire breaks out at wood-pellet plant in Corinth
More than 20 departments were battling the blaze at Corinth Wood Pellets LLC.
Posted inNation & World
Elizabeth Smart kidnapper released from prison
Wanda Barzee’s release follows a surprise announcement last week that Utah authorities had miscalculated her sentence and she would be freed about six years earlier than expected.
Posted inMaine
Guatemalan man faces deportation for entering U.S. illegally
Victor Yobany Archila-Rojas, 28, who came to Maine from Canada in July, was deported in 2013.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News, Schools and Education
Former bus driver charged with assaulting autistic student
A man who drove a bus for the SAD 15 school district in Gray and New Gloucester is accused of striking a student while on a trip to Saco.