A traffic study determined it is possible to convert the one-way section of downtown Water Street in Augusta, between Bridge and Winthrop streets, to two-way traffic.
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LePage picks agency veteran to lead MaineHousing
The governor nominates Dan Brennan, a longtime employee of the Maine State Housing Authority, to be its new chief.
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Flood risk above normal amid cold temperatures, weather service says
The low temperatures have created a greater threat of a quick melt, which is why one meteorologist predicts an above-average flooding threat this spring season even after destructive flooding along the Kennebec River in January.
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Kennebec Journal March 18 police log
Augusta area police reports for March 18, 2018
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Kitties strut catwalk for Nauticats show in Augusta
Sunday was the final day of the three-day annual cat show at the Augusta Armory which brings together breeders, judges and fans from across the region and across the border.
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Augusta students to have longer school days to make up for snow days
The Cony school year will also be extended by four days.
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Maine Department of Labor still mum on charges that botched system hurting Mainers
The Indian company that built Maine’s unemployment software has been embroiled in controversy ranging from discriminatory hiring practices to ‘brazenly stealing trade secrets.’
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Wrestling: Maine Sunday Telegram 2018 All-State team
Skowhegan, Cony and Noble lead the way with two selections each.
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Industry, landowners oppose LePage bill to gut wind power permitting process
The LePage administration wants to eliminate the controversial, streamlined permitting process that has drawn more wind energy projects to Maine than the rest of New England combined.
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Judge allows Eastport man in manslaughter case to go outside Riverview
Hazen McDugald, who was found not criminally responsible for the 2015 death of Maurice Harris, 75, in Eastport, will be allowed in the community for up to six hours with supervision.