Former Gov. LePage held up Bar Harbor’s purchase of its ferry terminal, and the federal government shutdown has gotten in the way of a lease for Bay Ferries.
2019
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Western Maine Transportation adds routes to ski mountains; more routes planned
LEWISTON — Western Maine Transportation Services has added three new commuter runs in the past six weeks and more are expected as soon as it has the buses, Craig Zurhorst told the Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. On Dec. 1, Mountain Express commuter routes started from Lewiston-Auburn to Sunday River in Newry and […]
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Lewiston tenants robbed of pot at gunpoint
LEWISTON — Two men broke into an Oxford Street apartment Wednesday night, threatening tenants at gunpoint before stealing marijuana, according to police. Dominique C. Bailey, 29, of Lewiston was arrested and charged with robbery and burglary, each a felony punishable by up to 30 years in prison. He also was charged with misdemeanor theft. He […]
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Gorham may give reprieve to family’s pet pig, Wilbur
But new land-use rules could set a strict limit on the size of pet miniature pigs, meaning Wilbur will have to watch his weight.
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Gov. Mills says more than 6,000 Mainers have filed for Medicaid since July
Her administration is working to provide coverage to applicants under the newly expanded program, with DHHS processing claims and fielding 2,000 calls daily.
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Map: Is there flu near you? Maine influenza 2019
See where the latest Maine flu cases are, county by county.
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Buxton selectwoman pleads not guilty to assaulting town solid waste manager
The incident allegedly occurred at the Buxton Town Hall in October.
Posted inThe Penobscot Times
UCU unveils renovations to Rangeley Road branch
The work is part of a multi-year effort by University Credit Union to upgrade its branches statewide.
Posted inThe Penobscot Times
Varney Agency Winter Fun Day upcoming at Hirundo
The day of fun-filled outdoor events will be held Feb. 2.
Posted inThe Penobscot Times
Women of the World meeting
The monthly luncheon will feature traditional Lebanese food.