The budget West Gardiner residents will review Saturday is less than 3 percent higher than what they approved last year, and it asks for the same amount from property taxes.
Paul Koenig
Improv show to raise funds for Gardiner fire victims
Proceeds from the event, at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center Friday, will help 30 people displaced by fire in February.
Selectwoman re-elected in Pittston; all others on ballot voted in
Voters in Pittston’s town election on Monday re-elected Selectwoman Mary Jean Ambrose, who defeated Scott F. Hess in the only contested race.
Maine’s Tech Night sparks student interest in IT
The event was hosted by the Maine Office of Information Technology and featured demonstrations by state departments.
Maine tourism plan identifies most valuable future visitors
A marketing plan unveiled Wednesday seeks to appeal to the industry’s most valuable consumers that were identified by their values and lifestyles.
Pittston voters asked to approve higher budget, contingency fund
The proposed Pittston budget is up slightly from last year and voters will consider it at Saturday’s Town Meeting.
Whitefield to vote on budget $107,000 more than last year’s
Road work recommended by a town committee that found most of the town’s roads need substantial repair accounts for more than $100,000 of that increase.
Central Maine’s warm temperatures usher in pothole season
Road crews in the Augusta and Waterville areas are now patching holes and posting weight limits on roads.
Maine task force recommends additional training, staffing for crimes against elderly
Attorney General Janet Mills and a task force found crimes against the elderly aren’t being adequately investigated or prosecuted.
Gardiner asked to consider rezoning lots for Everett J. Prescott expansion
The city council and planning board will review the rezoning request from the waterworks distributor headquartered in the Libby Hill Business Park.