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Hallowell task force votes to recommend pot moratorium
A temporary 180-day moratorium on the establishment of recreational marijuana retail shops and social clubs now goes to the council for an April 10 vote.
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Gov. LePage attracts big crowd as guest bartender in Hallowell
The governor was on hand Monday night to raise funds for the Travis Mills Foundation at the Quarry Tap Room.
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Hallowell’s Millikens Bridge set for surface replacement
The bridge at the southern end of the city will have a one-way traffic pattern from April 1 to May 20 while crews remove and replace the wearing surface of the bridge.
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With $1 million offered for new fire station, Hallowell reverses decision to move fire services to Farmingdale
The City Council voted unanimously during a public hearing Thursday to rescind its decision.
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Anonymous donor pledges $1 million for new Hallowell fire station
On the eve of a public hearing on the issue of city fire services, the donor has come forward to offer the funds to keep a station in the city.
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LePage set to be guest bartender Monday at Hallowell hot spot
Gov. Paul LePage will pour drinks for about 90 minutes, a Quarry co-owner said, and a portion of the proceeds will go to the Travis Mills Foundation.
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Jamies Pond timber harvest project in Hallowell, Manchester ahead of schedule
Work to remove trees and improve wildlife habitat at the nearly 1,000-acre property should finish early, state wildlife department officials said at a recent meeting.
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Hallowell residents get another chance to discuss fire services
The public hearing Thursday is the result of a petition that calls into question the council’s decision to move the city’s fire department to Farmingdale.
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Former Hallowell officer gets $60,000 settlement over police chief rape accusation
The police officer who accused Police Chief Eric Nason of sexual assault in June 2013 received the payment from the city of Hallowell under a settlement the city manager calls an ‘amicable resolution.’