The new ordinance caps increases at 5% or the annual consumer price index, whichever is lower.
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Young hearts pine for soccer in Lewiston
Over 200 youth soccer players participated in a free soccer clinic at Lewiston High School co-sponsored by Portland Hearts of Pine and Lewiston Recreation Department.
State ends Medicaid contract with provider run by immigration attorney with suspended law license
Beyond Residential Care is led by Felix Hagenimana, whose law license was suspended last month.
Investigation into police shooting of Brownfield man to receive multiple reviews as wife disputes claims
Aric Junkins was shot twice in his hands by an Oxford County deputy in a situation his wife says was mental health related.
Local man dies from injuries received in 2-vehicle crash in Auburn
Owen Vincecruz was driving his motorcycle north near 777 Center St. on Thursday when it collided with a minivan driven by a West Bath woman.
Oxford Hills Adult Ed launches plumber training program
Adult Ed has training programs for 2 trades: heat pump and solar training, and plumbing.
Records fall at Maine state youth track meet
Nearly 1,000 competitors took part at Cony High on Aug. 8
Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods take effect Wednesday. What does that mean for Maine?
Though the tariffs don’t apply to Maine’s most important imports, individual businesses could be hit hard by new costs.
Auburn council approves $125,000 to support homeless housing project
The council voted unanimously Monday night to allocate funding to furnish the site.
High Peaks volunteer reflects on what makes Maine distinct
Dan Rhodes says conservation and public access help preserve the landscape and character that make Maine distinctive.