AUGUSTA — Democratic committee members who live in Kennebec and Somerset counties will meet Sunday to nominate a candidate for district attorney and settle a months-long dispute over who would be the party’s pick to succeed Evert Fowle.
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Fayette dairy farm added to Maine land trust
FAYETTE — The farming way of life has been good to Berndt and Elaine Graf.
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Graf farm becomes part of land trust
FAYETTE — The farming way of life has been good to Berndt and Elaine Graf.
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Summit appeals loss of State of Maine gas contract
AUGUSTA — The losing bidder in a developing natural gas war in central Maine filed a formal appeal Thursday asking the state to reconsider its decision to give the contract to another company.
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Year of Boater Self-Inspection in Maine
WINTHROP — As boating season kicks into high gear, state officials say it’s time for everyone to help prevent the spread of invasive plants such as milfoil and hydrilla.
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Gas company’s appeal could add fuel to pipeline debate
AUGUSTA — The state gave contradictory and ambiguous direction to companies hoping to win a contract to supply natural gas service in central Maine and the scoring system used by a review team was unfair.
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Losing natural gas bidder seeks stay
AUGUSTA — The state gave contradictory and ambiguous direction to companies hoping to win a contract to supply natural gas service in central Maine and the scoring system used by a review team was unfair.
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North Vassalboro project coming into better focus
NORTH VASSALBORO — Ray Breton hopes to turn what was once an eyesore on Main Street — an abandoned gas station with tall weeds and trash — into a sight for sore eyes.
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Republicans meet July 16 to pick new Senate District 21 nominee
AUGUSTA — Kennebec County Republicans who live in Senate District 21 will meet July 16, to pick a new nominee.
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Fairfield school blazes trail
AUGUSTA — The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences in Fairfield will be the state’s first charter school, an alternative approach to public education common in other states but new to Maine.