SOLON — A panel studying the future of the Land Use Regulation Commission heard a common refrain Thursday afternoon during a public listening session: Please reform and improve the commission, but keep it.
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Clinton man arrested after police chase
BENTON — A Clinton man faces charges that he stole a car late last week and drove around drunk, crashed, tried to steal another car and then dropped 30 feet from a bridge into the Kennebec River before he was arrested, police said Wednesday.
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Man faces charges after pot discovery
NEWPORT — A Newport man is facing drug charges after a police lieutenant said he was driving by the man’s house recently and saw marijuana plants growing in the backyard.
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Newport man charged with growing marijuana
NEWPORT — A Newport man is facing drug charges after a police lieutenant said he was driving by the man’s house recently and saw marijuana plants growing in the backyard.
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District switch cause for concern
Waterville and Winslow will switch from the 2nd Congressional District to the 1st under a compromise plan overwhelmingly approved recently. Some officials are concerned whether Waterville will continue to have a federal office.
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District switch creates worries
Waterville and Winslow will switch from the 2nd Congressional District to the 1st under a compromise plan overwhelmingly approved this week by Republicans and Democrats.
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Michaud leaving public service after 31 years
WINSLOW — Roland Michaud is a stickler for the rules. Robert’s Rules of Order, that is. A while ago he completed three University of Maine courses so he could learn the “proper way” rules that are typically used at municipal meetings should be followed.
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Town, school races crowded in Winslow
WINSLOW — The upcoming election for Town Council and the School Committee each feature one contested race and both have three candidates.
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Mallett school celebrates past, future
FARMINGTON — As hundreds of visitors entered the new W.G. Mallett School for an open house and dedication ceremony Saturday morning, they were greeted in the hallway by a juxtaposition of the past and the future.
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For Republicans in Waterville, LePage leaves big hole
WATERVILLE — “It’s the minority party — clearly. Being a Republican in Waterville is clearly an uphill battle.”