Town officials say policy regarding posts on Twitter, Facebook and other social media is to keep employees from insulting each other and the town.
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For Oakland transfer station manager, it’s butterflies in the stomach
Oakland transfer station Manager John Thomas said he’s not sure whether the flowers — and his dreams to transform an old landfill into a butterfly feeding station — will take root.
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Early visitors to Colby College Museum of Art give it high marks
As the Colby College Museum of Art prepares to open to the public, a small group of students from the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences checked it out.
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CMP gets flak for herbicide use on Oakland walking trail
Some residents are upset with Central Maine Power’s use of herbicides near a popular walking trail in Oakland. But the power company is saying its necessary to maintain power to homes and businesses.
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Renowned clarinetist performs at New England Music Camp this week
Clarinetist Jon Manasse is teaching during a one-week residency at the New England Music Camp, where he will perform Wednesday and Sunday afternoon.
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Public invited to reopening of Colby College Museum of Art
The Colby College Museum of Art is reopening Saturday with one-third more gallery space as part of a multimillion-dollar expansion, but the price of admission will be staying the same: zero.
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Messalonskee Lake metal removal costly for Oakland, but money may be recouped
A project to remove jagged pieces of steel from beneath the feet of swimmers on Messalonskee Lake cost more than expected, but Oakland hopes to recover much of the money by selling the metal.
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Hathaway center, MaineGeneral join hands in renovating for the future
The long, slow grind to bring a historic mill back to life in downtown Waterville is receiving a major boost from MaineGeneral Health, an example of how the state’s largest employers are joining with communities and developers to preserve Maine’s cultural heritage.
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MaineGeneral’s jobs shuffle only sketched out; more transition ahead
MaineGeneral Health, Kennebec County’s largest employer, is in the midst of a major reorganization, but it is not known yet which communities might see their workforce grow and which might see it shrink.
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Oakland police adds two officers following years of little turnover
The two new police officers in Oakland have big shoes to fill following the retirement of Harold “Dusty” Woodside and sudden death of Steven Corbett.