Chief Michael Ward and Town Manager Natalie Andrews will address residents at the Select Board meeting.
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Franklin County Commission chairman to testify at state land use hearing
A bill would increase members of the Land Use Regulation Commission from nine to 13.
Maine bill would allow doctors to keep their names off prescription labels for abortion pill
The proposal comes as advocates have noted an increase in threats against abortion providers in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.
Maine’s public advocate seeks access to billing data from electricity suppliers
The move is meant to help determine how much competitive electricity providers overcharge low-income customers.
Patagonia sues Marden’s, alleging that Maine retailer knowingly sold counterfeit gear
The general manager for Marden’s says the Winslow-based company had no idea the products were inauthentic and has removed them from its stores.
Remains found behind former bowling alley in Jay identified
The skeletal remains were officially identified as a Livermore Falls man.
Lewiston school budget seeks to grow programs amid cost increases
The proposed school budget for 2025-26, if approved by voters, would raise the education portion of property taxes 3.4%, while providing money to grow programs and cover higher labor costs.
West Paris Water District accounting audits to start next month
A second, $20,000 loan from Androscoggin Savings will provide the quickest means for the troubled water utility to reset its accounting practices and move its improvement plans forward.
Dempsey Center looking to move to new location in Lewiston area
The wellness center said it is committed to maintaining a space in or around Lewiston.
Cuts coming to proposed $16 million municipal budget, Lisbon town manager says
Glenn Michalowski predicts the 2026 budget presented Monday will not pass in its current form as officials work to reduce the $3.7 million increase.