Rep. Steve Moriarty, D-Cumberland, faces a challenge from Mike Timmons, House 45 representative from 2014-2016.
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Incumbent, former lawmaker vie for House seat representing Cumberland and Gray
Rep. Steve Moriarty, D-Cumberland, faces a challenge from Mike Timmons, House 45 representative from 2014-2016.
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Decision violates land rights, Bridgton family says
The Sanborn family, which owns 125 acres of property off South Bridgton Road, said that the Planning Board’s Aug. 18 decision denying their land grandfathering status is part of a larger pattern of “unlawful actions.”
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Man arrested for theft of Pride signs in Standish
The man was caught after the sign’s owner outfitted it with a tracking device.
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Seasonal businesses ‘evolve’ to new reality
Faced with a “bleak” and uncertain season, Naples businesses found ways to adapt in order to keep their doors open in the midst of the pandemic.
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Lakes Region Sportsman: Cool nights and hot fishing
Fellow guide Dan Hillier from Songo River Guide Service picked me up at my dock and we motored out on the big lake. We were meeting to discuss a guiding partnership and decided to do a little fishing, too. Dan heard that salmon were cruising through the Camel Pasture, a well-known spot on the Standish […]
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Opioid crisis worsens during pandemic
Officials and local advocates are concerned about strains on services, calling for more longterm recovery options.
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Windham impact fees, permit limits go into effect Friday
Two ordinances go into effect Friday that will impose additional impact fees on new developments and limit the number of building permits the town can issue every year.
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Supporters of NG Library urging residents to reject budget again
Supporters of the New Gloucester Public Library who want to see the assistant librarian’s position restored to full time are mounting a campaign to vote down the budget at the Sept. 15 special referendum.