CHELSEA — The Board of Selectmen voted to create a series of qualifications contractors must meet before entering the bid process for snowplow contracts following the contract controversies that have embroiled the town.
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Focus turns to business
GARDINER — A city-based bank has tentatively earmarked $125,000 for economic development, and members of the city business community will present a preliminary plan to the City Council tonight on how they would use and match the money.
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Decision on financing of new ice arena put off
HALLOWELL — Cool to a 20-year, 100 percent tax increment finance proposal for the Kennebec Ice Arena’s rebuilding, a city committee delayed a decision on the owner’s preliminary application.
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For wounded veteran, medical marijuana’s been a godsend
AUGUSTA — Ryan Begin was checking a report of an improvised explosive device in Iskandariya, Iraq, on Aug. 1, 2004.
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Hallowell nightclub closing doors today
HALLOWELL — A pub open barely one year will close today, unable to compete in the city’s nightlife scene, its owner said.
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Wounded vet touts marijuana
AUGUSTA — Ryan Begin was checking a report of an improvised explosive device in Iskandariya, Iraq., on Aug. 1, 2004.
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Club 223 to close today
HALLOWELL — A pub open barely one year will close today, unable to compete in the city’s nightlife scene, its owner said.
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Pot group board member resigns
A state representative and former Cumberland County sheriff has quit the board of the state’s largest medical marijuana nonprofit organization.
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Mortgage assistance available, but hurry
WATERVILLE — If you are behind on your mortgage and in jeopardy of losing your home, you have until the end of the week to apply for federal assistance.
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Dion quits medical marijuana board
A state representative and former Cumberland County sheriff has quit the board of the state’s largest medical marijuana nonprofit organization.