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Online survey seeks input on PAYT

Travis Blackmer, a graduate student at the University of Maine, is conducting an online survey about Municipal Solid Waste, and public input is being sought. This survey focuses on citizens’ attitudes and behaviors regarding waste. Effectiveness, public perception, information availability, behavioral changes, and general beliefs about the waste stream are the general focus of the […]

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Women of the World luncheon on Oct. 13

Women of the World will meet on Monday, October 13 at noon at the Church of Universal Fellowship, 82 Main Street, Orono. Please note we will be meeting in the Gathering Place on the first floor. WOW will host an indoor Tailgating party and will offer some dishes related to this tradition. We welcome additional […]

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Post your E911 numbers

ORONO – Town officials remind residents they need to have their house numbers posted on their homes if they don’t already. Part of the duties of the Coded Enforcement Office is the administration of the E-911 Addressing System. Travelling around town, staff has noticed that many properties that do not have house numbers posted. Both […]

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Tech park may get ultra high speed internet

ORONO – Town officials are continuing to work on an opportunity to bring ultra-high speed internet access to the Maine Technology Park off Godfrey Drive. The town was approached with an opportunity to partner with Maine Fiber, the University of Maine, and EMHS to bring open access fiber lines to the park. Such lines have […]

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Mill up for sale

If the Old Town mill is going to resume operations, it now seems certain it won’t be under the ownership of Patriarch Partners. Old Town Fuel and Fiber was abruptly shuttered, throwing nearly 200 employees out of work, on Aug. 13, after months of rumors that the mill was in financial trouble. At the mill […]

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Town council wants another property cleaned up

The condition of a property that apparently has fallen into a state of disrepair was discussed at the Bradley Town Council meeting recently. The property, located at 63 Main Street, is owned by Margaret Shorette. Town officials have contacted her about the condition of the property, but Shorette has not replied. While the property is in […]

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Public invited to judge film contest

ORONO – Movie fans are invited to be part of a worldwide judging contingent of the 17th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Collins Center for the Arts at the University of Maine. More than 100,000 moviegoers in more than 250 cinemas on six continents are expected to […]