The proposed $9.81 million is an overall increase of 4.25%
June 2020
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Brunswick assistant town manager on leave following arrest
Town officials will be reviewing the information related to the arrest and charges, and will work to ‘appropriately address’ the matter, Town Manager John Eldridge said in an email Monday.
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WNBA’s shortened 22-game season, without fans, to begin in late July
Some guidelines are still being established for the season, which will be held at IMG Academy in Florida, beginning in late July.
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2020 Spring Sports Senior Spotlights: Telstar Rebels
Recognizing the spring sports senior athletes from Telstar High School.
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Watch: Like a Boss Now: One-on-one with Mike Simonds, EVP and COO of Unum
Mike Simonds sat down with Masthead Maine CEO Lisa DeSisto for Like a Boss via Zoom webinar on May 29, 2020.
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OTELCO hires Eric Proulx, two summer interns
NEW GLOUCESTER — OTELCO has hired Eric Proulx as the director of network operations in its New Gloucester office. Proulx has 24 years of experience in the communication industry working for Bell Atlantic, Verizon, FairPoint and Consolidated Communications. He has a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from the University of Maine and is […]
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Ranked-choice opponents file signatures to try to repeal Maine’s law
A campaign funded largely by the GOP submitted petitions with 72,000 voter signatures in an attempt to prevent ranked-choice voting from being used in presidential elections in Maine.
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Add Ash Barty to growing list of players with concerns over timing of U.S. Open
A decision from the U.S. Tennis Association’s board about whether to hold the Grand Slam tournament in New York in August could be made as early as this week.
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FIFA urges ‘tolerance’ after Trump says he ‘won’t be watching anymore’
After President Trump’s response to U.S. Soccer putting aside its policy requiring players to stand for the national anthem, FIFA calls for ‘mutual respect and common sense.’
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Iowa cuts ties with strength coach after mistreatment claims
Iowa and Chris Doyle – the highest paid strength coach in college football – reach a settlement agreement after claims of mistreatment and belittling of African American players come to light.