The spending plan includes requests for a full-time economic development director, a school resource officer and a firefighter as well as some salary adjustments.
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Gardiner churchgoers rise with sun for Easter service
The service was one of many held around the state and world on Sunday.
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Maine communities forge ahead with localized flood strategies
Unusual midwinter flooding along the Kennebec River this year has put the issue front and center.
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Georgia woman charged for driving to Maine without windshield
Anh Mai told police she crashed her vehicle in Georgia and kept driving up to Maine with the windshield smashed out with no set destination.
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Asphalt company relocating to Gardiner, Richmond, bringing up to 150 jobs to sites
Auburn Asphalt will relocate its Windham facility to Richmond, and will develop two lots it bought at the Libby Hill Business Park.
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Gardiner man sentenced to 1 year behind bars for drug trafficking
The remainder of the five-year term for Edwin Lawrence was suspended while he serves two years on probation.
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Gardiner woman arraigned on federal drug conspiracy charge
Heather Downs, 31, denied the charge at her arraignment Wednesday in Bangor.
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Gardiner to consider adding full-time economic development director
If approved, the economic development position would be part of the fiscal year 2019 budget, which will be introduced Wednesday to the City Council.
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Gardiner-area school board votes to close Randolph elementary school
Among the next steps will be a referendum for Randolph residents to affirm or override the board’s decision.
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Kennebec River ice jam that caused destructive flooding breaks up
Future efforts to monitor river flow will get a boost from a new monitoring gauge deployed at the end of February in Hallowell, officials said.