Members cut the allotment by more than half after questioning the appraised price, creating concerns over damage to the board’s credibility.
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Billy Graham’s son urges Mainers to ‘vote for biblical values’
Franklin Graham holds a prayer rally in Augusta’s Capitol Park, but he doesn’t endorse specific candidates.
It’s Worth the Trip: Great biking along the East Coast Greenway
A trail that will stretch all the way to Florida offers many highlights in Maine.
Lawmakers say DHHS plan to build a forensic unit at Riverview lacks clarity
The plan for the 21-bed unit for patients who have committed crimes is aimed at regaining federal certification for the state psychiatric hospital and the $20 million in annual funding that goes with it.
Birding: Cranes find new breeding ground in Maine
The sandhill crane is generally known to breed in western Canada.
Kennebec Rail Trail offers retreat in state’s capital
The river path stretches for 6 1/2 miles through Augusta, Hallowell, Farmingdale and Gardiner.
Fourth suspect in Wal-Mart parking lot shooting held without bail
A probation officer says Samantha E. Tupper, 24, of Augusta, needs to be placed in a ‘long-term inpatient addiction recovery program.’
New food pantry to help hungry Augusta children
Volunteers with the Augusta Boys and Girls Club will be at Buker Community Center for the summer food program.
Old Orchard Beach man convicted of killing his grandmother seeks new trial
Derek Poulin was convicted last July of murder and arson in the 2012 death of 61-year-old Patricia Noel.
Augusta Lithgow Library renovation project nears completion this month
Officials say the newly renovated and expanded city library should reopen to the public in mid-August, well ahead of initial projections.