HALLOWELL — City councilors will mull changes Monday that aim to relax city guidelines for giving tax breaks to developers.
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Deeper developer tax breaks under consideration
HALL0WELL — City councilors will mull changes Monday that aim to relax city guidelines for giving tax breaks to developers.
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Town moving forward on fees for smelt shacks
RANDOLPH — Selectmen plan to enforce a fee on smelt shacks put up on Kennebec River frontage after challenges to an ordinance’s legality.
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Cony grad pursues belle
“I have a thing for girls in cowboy boots and Daisy Dukes,” Jason Maxim tweeted last week. Now, the 29-year-old Augusta native and Los Angeles actor and entrepreneur is one of 20 men — a 50-50 mix of country boys and city slickers — vying for the heart of a lovely, self-proclaimed Southern belle.
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Bounce house mishaps prompt concern
Inflatable “bounce houses” are popular fixtures at town celebrations, kids’ birthdays parties and festivals.
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Internet to speed up
A Biddeford-based Internet service provider says many of its Maine customers will see their connection speeds increase after a two-month upgrade.