Several bills in the current legislative session aim to help present and former military members and their families.
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Old Town City Councilors want budget increase of no more than 3 percent
About $1.5 million needs to be cut from the initial draft budget.
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Girl Scouts of Maine to host Discover events
Local events will be held in Milford and Orono in the weeks ahead.
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School board expected to vote on moving facilities bond forward
The vote for the amount of a proposed bond is planned for this Tuesday, April 23.
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Volunteers sought for Orono boards
Members are needed for the Planning Board, Board of Appeals, Board of Assessment Review, Orono-Veazie Water District Board of Trustees and the Tree Board.
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Donations, volunteers sought for student-led Maine Day Meal Packout
The event will benefit food banks and community organizations that feed the hungry.
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Senior Citizens group meeting
This month’s meeting will be held on April 24.
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Alton, voters approve $150,000 to expand fiber broadband throughout town
Broadband will be extended to all 329 locations in town.
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Creeley raising funds for World Martial Arts trip
Old Town-Orono YMCA Tae Kwon Do instructor Tristan Creeley will Team U.S.A. at the WMO World Martial Arts Championship in Blackpool, England later this year.
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Milford robber sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison
A Milford man was sentenced last Thursday (April 5) to serve 12 and 1/2 years in prison for robbing a market in Milford and a bank in Orono last year. Richard Moloney, 43, of Milford also must undergo three years of supervised release after he finishes his prison sentence. U.S. Attorney Halsey B. Frank said […]