The company said 400 customers in central Maine were paid after their homes and businesses weren’t hooked up on time.
Michael Shepherd
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Man mugged Tuesday near Augusta’s downtown
Police say they’re following leads on potential suspects, but won’t say what was stolen or the gender of the two robbers.
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Hallowell council stands by endorsement of RSU 2 land transfer
Residents of Pleasant and Page streets voiced concern about the potential development of a state-owned parcel that borders their neighborhood.
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City targets downtown Hallowell property for cleanup
The city may seek a court order forcing Robert Dale to remove items stored on the roof of his antiques shop on Water Street and in other places.
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Stevens School questions heat up Hallowell open space debate
Some Page and Pleasant street residents are concerned about the possibility of development, but others say the parcel should be on the tax rolls.
Posted inLocal & State, Politics
Poliquin’s vote on Obamacare sparks anger among Maine’s conservative activists
The Republican’s backers say his vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act was pragmatic, but it angered activists who helped him win his 2nd District seat in 2014.
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Augusta: Maine’s most dangerous place?
An online list hits the capital city’s crime numbers and lists Waterville and Skowhegan in the top 10, but an expert questions its methodology and police say it’s not true.
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Legislators tour Kennebec County jail
The Augusta jail is crowded, in part, because of a state jail system in political crisis that members of a legislative committee say must be addressed.
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Skowhegan’s McCabe says he won’t run for Congress in 2016
The Maine House majority leader, one of the only influential legislative rural Democrats, was considering a run for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District seat held by Bruce Poliquin.
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Bill would expand mental health crisis training to all Maine police departments
A proposal from Rep. Richard Malaby, R-Hancock, would mandate the use of crisis intervention training by 2017.