The two public chargers that were unveiled Friday join about 120 others that are available around the state, mostly along the coast and in metropolitan areas.
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Former Portland man triumphs over addiction problems, federal convictions to become attorney
Christopher Poulos was admitted to the Maine Bar on Friday in a ceremony at the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta.
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Augusta to acquire run-down apartment buildings on State, Bridge streets
City Manager William Bridgeo recommended acquiring both of them to try to improve the properties themselves, as well as the neighborhoods that surround them.
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Hundreds gather to honor Fryeburg officer who died in the line of duty
Nathan Desjardins was fatally injured in a boat accident while searching for a missing canoeist on the Saco River.
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Augusta firefighters battle blaze in woods near Togus Pond
Extra personnel were called in because of the site’s remoteness.
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Readfield man wins $131,000 in crash lawsuit
A jury in Augusta awarded compensation for injuries resulting from a July 2014 crash on Western Avenue.
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Augusta bicycle crash victim identified, in critical condition
Police say Augusta resident Michael Begin suffered a head injury when he struck a light pole Saturday on Water Street.
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Augusta voters approve $29.4 million school budget
In addition, voters chose Jennifer Day for a council seat and Pia Holmes for the school board.
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Augusta voters weigh-in on school budget, local elections
It was a four-way, write-in, race for the Augusta Board of Education, among Pia Holmes, Kevin Lamoreau, Roger Mackbach and Holly Kiidli.
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Legislative fix possible for online burn permit ban
Sen. Shenna Bellows, D-Manchester, said she has seen strong bipartisan support to clarify in state law the authority to issue online fire permits on private sites.