The measure allows homeowners to continue receiving credits for solar power they generate and send to the regional grid.
April 2019
First draft of Winthrop’s spending plan includes long ‘needs list’ of capital improvements
Councilors will begin discussion Monday night about which projects, totaling $1.14 million, should be included in the final budget.
Newspaper that serves Maine’s immigrant community launches website
The free newspaper prints 10,000 copies a month, which are distributed through 200 locations.
Pioneering legal pot states aim to ease rules on industry
When Washington and Colorado launched their pioneering recreational marijuana industries they imposed strict rules, now they are looking to roll them back.
Walmart partners with Google on grocery shopping via voice
Shoppers can tell Google Assistant to place items in their virtual carts.
Hearts Ever Young to chair tap dance in Damariscotta
A Decade of Razzle Dazzle 10th anniversary show set for May 20, 21 and 28 at Lincoln Theater.
CBD is getting popular, but does it work? And is it legal?
Regulators exploring ways CBD could be used legally in foods and dietary supplements.
Coming Wednesday: The Maine hockey team won the NCAA title 20 years ago, now it’s struggling to stay relevant
Once a perennial championship contender, the Black Bears have steadily gone from dominant to dormant.
Arrest warrant issued for man about to be released from Maine jail
New Hampshire prosecutors are charging Justin Belanger, 19, with second-degree murder.
Unity College earns $35,000 Space Grant
Faculty, students to use drones to study the eutrophication of Lake Winnecook