The proposals stipulate the cost of an adult-use cannabis license would be $250 and only three recreational marijuana retail sellers would be allowed simultaneously in Hallowell.
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Hallowell Planning Board to consider Dummer House relocation proposal
The move of the historic Dummer House in Hallowell would leave an empty property for the city to construct a new municipal parking lot ahead of April’s Water Street reconstruction project.
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Library in Hallowell hosts Dickens reading fundraiser
The reading of “A Christmas Carol” and donations received benefited the Hubbard Free Library in Hallowell.
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Hallowell man, sporting his electric Tesla, breaks into Uber market
Scott Cowger owns the Maple Hill Farm Inn and Conference Center in Hallowell and decided to become an Uber driver to take guests to various destinations around central Maine.
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Drainage pipes to be installed starting Monday in Hallowell
The work to install two drainage pipes and catch basins in downtown Hallowell is in anticipation of the Water Street reconstruction project set to begin in the spring.
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Linda Bean looks to create Hallowell ‘historic streetscape’ with Hubbard museum
Some residents are asking questions about a deal that would let Bean take ownership of the museum as part of a land transaction involving the Dummer House.
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Hallowell library group raises 34 percent of funding goal
The organization that runs the Hubbard Free Library wants to raise $25,000 by the end of the year to help pay for running the library.
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Hallowell council delays Hubbard museum decision
The council approved continued negotiations for the acquisition of the Dummer House land to be used for a new municipal parking lot.
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Hallowell quilt studio moving to larger space on Water Street
Owner Lynn Irish said her current shop is too cramped and crowded and the new space, formerly Buddy’s Diner, will give her more room to teach classes and hold workshops.
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Pedestrian safety the focus of upcoming Augusta, Hallowell forums
The forums are designed to alert Bicycle Coalition of Maine and MaineDOT officials of dangerous locations for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists and discuss ways to make traveling safer.