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A woman mouthed to a police officer that she needed help.
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A woman mouthed to a police officer that she needed help.
The 2 cities will add to a growing number of Maine municipalities offering earlier or later service hours in return for a four-day workweek.
The $32.6 million spending plan increases taxpayers’ contributions by about $325,000.
The wooden crane, discovered in an abandoned Augusta granite quarry in 1985, was installed in Granite City Park in 2014.
It is rare that a public servant comes up out of the community and holds this much integrity. Maureen (Mo) AuCoin understands the hard working among us, balancing family, fun and nose-to-the-grindstone gritty labor. Mo understands and has the will to make better for our communities the essentials — public benefits, affordable daily goods and…
On June 9, Hallowell, Manchester and West Gardiner Democratic and independent voters have an opportunity to continue our excellent representation in the Legislature. Maureen AuCoin brings the integrity, commitment and practical problem solving skills that our communities need in Augusta. AuCoin has deep roots in our district and a clear understanding of the challenges facing…
There are festivals, dances, parades, drag shows and celebrations in more than two dozen communities all over the state.
I’m writing to express my wholehearted support of Maureen AuCoin for Maine House representative for District 55, based on her years of experience and dedication to serving our community. AuCoin’s priorities are aligned with my own, and those I feel would benefit the residents of Manchester, West Gardiner, Hallowell and beyond. I feel confident that she…
City leaders are expected to approve a final spending plan within the next month.
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The Tigers won the Class B state crown in February — the first boys basketball championship in school history.
Cheverus was ranked first in every poll this season.
Fletcher Babcock sizzles to take the lead, but Topsham’s Caleb Manuel is close behind him going into the final round.
New funding opportunities, a fast-approaching deadline and Maine’s hospital-sustaining plans that didn’t make the cut.
Gorham finishes No. 1 after 11-inning Class A championship victory.
Councilors also approve a 5% sewer rate hike.
Caleb Manuel charges into a tie for the lead; two Canadians enjoy a strong opening round; a putter change helps a local golfer and other storylines from the first round.
Photographer Rich Abrahamson focuses on Bangor residents utilizing the Kennebec River Rail Trail on a rainy afternoon.
The Monmouth Fair opens Wednesday, The Wooten Brothers plan Waterville concert, Mr. Drew and his Animals Too will be in Augusta, Patton Oswalt prepares for Gardiner show, Maine Oyster Festival set for Freeport, The Little River Band and Bela Fleck have Waterville concerts scheduled.
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