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Brunswick council OKs $55K for Cook's Corner road study

BRUNSWICK — Town Councilors on Monday approved spending up to $55,000 for preliminary designs to extend a road and open up development land in the Cook’s Corner area.  According to interim Town Manager John Eldridge, the council voted to move forward with the design in December, but neglected to authorize funding.  The design is the first […]

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Cape planners review library proposal

CAPE ELIZABETH — At a site walk Wednesday morning, members of the Planning Board reviewed plans for the Thomas Memorial Library renovations. The plans include demolition of one portion of the library plus an addition of almost 11,000 square feet that will result in a total square footage of nearly 16,300 square feet. A green […]

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Harpswell closes clam, worm flats for study

HARPSWELL — Selectmen have approved closing almost 15 acres at the mouth of Strawberry Creek to worm and clam harvesters to conduct a series of experiments aimed at removing predators causing havoc in the local shellfish industry.  The project, recently approved by the Maine Department of Marine Resources, is the result of legislation passed earlier this […]

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South Portland council revises private-meeting guidelines

SOUTH PORTLAND — The City Council hopes to bring more transparency to its closed-door meetings after reaching an agreement on new executive session procedures in a workshop Monday.  Councilors also said they expect to move forward with a bond referendum on the November ballot to complete long-term road and water improvements in Thornton Heights.  Mayor Jerry […]