The Maine DEP should do an independent review of the proposal’s impact on greenhouse-gas emissions.
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SEC accuses Christian concert promoter in Freeport of investment fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission says Jeffrey Wall of Freeport told investors that their money would fund New England music concerts and festivals but he used some of it to pay off debts.
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Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State
After decades of work, the sailing ship Island Rover is built, but still high and dry
Its owners and the town of Freeport still haven’t agreed on the best way to haul the 80-ton, 113-foot schooner to the water.
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A bump in revenue means a bonus for 5,400 employees of L.L. Bean
The company’s 1% sales revenue gain over 2017 will translate to bonuses and additional contributions to employee 401(k) plans.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office cruiser crashes in Freeport
The accident happened Sunday night on I-295 northbound.
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Gorham Savings Bank launches 2019 LaunchPad competition
The small-business contest awards a $50,000 prize to the winner of a live pitch event.
Posted inBusiness, Food & Dining, Local & State
The Wrap: Portland native, entrepreneur to open Gorham wine bar
Austin Street Brewery has opened a new location at 115 Fox St., and Maine Beer Co. plans to open an expanded tasting room on March 9.
Posted inCommunity
Friends of Merrymeeting Bay speaker series continues Feb. 13
Steve Brooke from Upstream to talk about Cobbosseecontee: On the Edge of Restoration in Brunswick.
Posted inMaine Crime
Ex-teacher at religious school in Freeport gets 8 years for sex crimes against student
Derek Boyce, 37, goes to prison for having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl who was his student at Pine Tree Academy, a Seventh-day Adventist school.
Posted inMaine Crime
Former Freeport couple sentenced for MaineCare fraud
Robert and Kristen Zuschlag also must repay more than $300,000 in restitution to the state’s Medicaid program.