Rick V. Greene plead guilty Tuesday in federal court to three felonies.
Androscoggin County
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Lisbon Town Council to vote on $12.6 million municipal budget Tuesday
The proposal is a 15% increase from the current spending plan of $10.9 million.
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New art studio opens in Lisbon
Work in Progress Art Studio offers pottery classes and studio space at 52 Lisbon St.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, News
Video: Gettin’ muddy in Minot
Women slog through the mud around obstacles Sunday to conquer the Muddy Princess-Maine 5K obstacle course at Hemond’s MX & Offroad Park on Woodman Hill Road.
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Photo Album: Singing the blues on a soggy afternoon in Lisbon Falls
Hundreds of people didn’t let a steady rain dampen their spirits Saturday during the Maine Blues Festival in Lisbon Falls.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Politics and public safety clash as sheriff and mayor feud
The fate of a proposed new building for the Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office hangs in the balance
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Wales residents pass $1.4 million budget, recognize longtime selectman at annual Town Meeting
Residents were additionally elected to positions on the Board of Selectmen, Regional School Unit 4 board of directors, Planning Board and Budget Committee.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Franklin, News
Livermore Falls board to appoint interim town manager
The board will also discuss solar agreement contracts and overdrafts in administration and professional services budgets.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, News, Schools & Education
Leavitt Area students, teachers abuzz for inaugural H.I.V.E. Week
The goal is to give students the opportunity to learn topics not covered in regular school instruction and make connections with people outside of their usual circles.
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Minot votes to tweak Appeals Board ordinance
MINOT — Townspeople voted 110-31 Tuesday to approve changes to the town’s Board of Appeals ordinance. Town Clerk Sara Farris said the ordinance had become outdated. The updates ensure the ordinance conforms with state laws and amends language that correctly reestablishes the board, she said. The wording of the original article approved at an earlier […]