The $6 million project to bring a state-of-the-art press is one of the strategies the Augusta-based company employs to stay competitive and sustainable.
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Intense storm takes out trees, power lines, gravestones
Central Maine Power dispatcher says lightning strike knocked power out for 171 customers.
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Wayne resident named top lawyer in Central Maine business briefs
OTIS Federal Credit Union raises over $1,000 to help end hunger in Maine
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Central Maine police log for Aug. 18
Central Maine police reports for Aug. 18, 2018.
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Lithgow library’s executive director retires after 28 years
Elizabeth Pohl oversaw the library’s expansion and renovation, which tripled the size of the building.
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Augusta police swear in ‘Officer Gnome’ on social media
In a humorous social media post Friday, the Augusta Police Department posted photos showing its newest patrol officer, a small gnome statue.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell and Augusta.
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Not as many Augusta senior citizens riding new bus service as hoped
Only 18 people rode the special buses in uly, a transportation officials told the Augusta City Council on Thursday night.
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Maine’s top court says appeal of changes to solar incentives must go to lower court
Thursday’s ruling is a blow to solar advocates who have fought the new rule that reduces credits to homeowners.
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Augusta board backs zone change to make way for 250-unit apartment complex
The complex, the developer said, would be marketed to workers of nearby medical facilities.