AUGUSTA — A financing agreement has been finalized between the holder of half of Maine’s medical marijuana dispensary licenses and a former professional basketball player.
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Marijuana dispensary outfit in deal with ex-NBA player
AUGUSTA — A financing agreement has been finalized between the holder of half of Maine’s medical marijuana dispensary licenses and a former professional basketball player.
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LePage hires new communications director
AUGUSTA — A longtime Maine National Guard spokesman and former head of two of U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ Maine offices will be Gov. Paul LePage’s new director of communications.
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LePage fills communications slot with National Guard spokesman
AUGUSTA — A longtime Maine National Guard spokesman and former head of two of U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ Maine offices will be Gov. Paul LePage’s new director of communications.
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California pot group sues Mainer
Berkeley Patients Group, a California medical marijuana dispensary operator, is suing the executive director of Augusta-based Northeast Patients Group for allegedly breaching her employment contract by failing to disclose negotiations with another financial backer.
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Hallowell prepares for annual party
HALLOWELL — Laurie Senechal, the general manager of the Liberal Cup, may know the most about how busy Old Hallowell Day is.
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Calif. group sues operator of Maine pot dispensaries
Berkeley Patients Group alleges that Northeast Patients Group’s executive director breached her employment contract with Berkeley.
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Hallowell fire review generates heat
HALLOWELL — The City Council wants to begin a comprehensive review of fire protection by hiring a Camden consultant — a move that’s dredged up apprehension and anger within the city’s fire department.
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Hallowell council eases limits on TIFs
HALLOWELL — The City Council voted narrowly Monday to relax city guidelines governing tax breaks for developers.
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Smelt-shack fee debate spurs legality questions
RANDOLPH — Town and environmental officials are divided over a recently dusted-off municipal ordinance that would assess a fee on every ice fishing shack put up along the town’s Kennebec River frontage.