The bond – which must be approved by voters at referendum – would allow RSU 26 to do all major projects that were deemed most necessary during review in the past year.
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Nobody running for school board in Milford
The position will be filled by write-in vote when the town holds its municipal elections next month.
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At the Legislature: New adult-use recreational marijuana rules
The proposed rules lay out a process by which a person can be licensed to sell, or grow or process marijuana for retail sale in Maine.
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Bradley voters to be asked for approval of sidewalk repair funds
It was determined that the village sidewalks possibly could be reconditioned and widened, at an estimated cost of $150,000; the town’s share would be 20 percent, or $30,000.
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Greenfield man going to prison for six years on sex charges
Criag Thorne, 53, entered a plea of no contest on charges of gross sexual assault.
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True North Theatre holds Intimacy Directors International workshops
Nearly 30 participants learned about specific protocols and methods to support and protect directors, actors and stage management — as well as teachers, producers and company management — in the creation of authentic and powerful stories of intimacy on stage and screen.
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Apply now for an Old Town community garden spot
Old Town residents known as the Old Town Pride/Image Committee have created raised beds for gardening this summer.
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At the Legislature: Non-citizen welfare shortchanges Maine seniors
One of the worst bills so far this session, says Rep. Lawrence Lockman, is a proposal from Rep. Drew Gattine to provide welfare benefits to non-citizens.
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Change to school day hours under consideration
A recommendation for the school board is expected by the board’s May 15 meeting.
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Maine tribes to receive more than $4.2 million for affordable housing
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Angus King (I-Maine) announced last week that five Maine tribes – the Aroostook Band of Micmacs, the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, the Penobscot Indian Nation, the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indian Township and the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Pleasant Point Reservation – are receiving $4,257,104 through the […]