The program provides forgivable loans and micro-grants to approved businesses opening in the downtown area.
Paul Koenig
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Consultants present review of services to Gardiner residents
The city hosted a public hearing Wednesday, at which the consultants offered some recommendations but proposed no major changes.
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A month later, no charges in fatal East Pittston stabbing case
A Maine State Police spokesman said the investigation into the fatal stabbing of Dale Clifford at his East Pittston boarding house on Aug. 15 is still ongoing.
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Gardiner to hold public hearing on review of services
The public hearing scheduled for Wednesday will provide an opportunity for Gardiner residents to voice concerns about city services and learn more about the consultant’s review of the city’s major functions.
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Two Maine lawmakers say DEP has failed to protect Clary Lake
Sen. Chris Johnson, D-Somerville, and Rep. Deb Sanderson, R-Chelsea, sent a letter to top Maine Department of Environmental Protection officials last week saying the department should do something about the low water level of Clary Lake.
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Ballard Meats & Seafood in Manchester, an area ‘institution,’ closes its doors
The family-owned meat processor and retail store had been open for more than 40 years, but rising costs made staying open too difficult, said the store’s manager.
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Car chase through Augusta, Sidney, Manchester ends on Leighton Road
The driver, John Gagnon, 56, who was wanted on a warrant and had a suspended license, was arrested on multiple charges following a chase that reached speeds up to 83 mph.
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Vassalboro woman lauds United Way of Kennebec Valley for help during husband’s cancer battle
At its annual fundraising breakfast, the Augusta organization honored the Augusta and Gardiner police and fire departments for their work during recent fires.
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Gardiner councilors seek to revitalize former T.W. Dick site
The redevelopment of the steel-fabrication company’s former properties, acquired by the city for unpaid taxes or sewer bills, will be discussed by Gardiner city councilors Wednesday.
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Planned solar farm in Wayne could be Maine’s third
Community solar farms allow people who are unable to install solar panels on their own homes to buy into solar projects that provide credit for their electricity uses.