The Town Council Tuesday night discussed proposed ordinance amendments regarding marijuana.
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Community sets sights on stop arms for buses
Since fundraising began, $5,000 has been raised to help with a goal of $32,250 to buy 15 stop arms for RSU 14’s school bus fleet.
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Windham approves disorderly property ordinance
The new ordinance will help police manage properties that are frequently disruptive.
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Volunteers upgrade Windham Veterans Center
The Home Depot Foundation, a national charity, worked to install a new floor at the center.
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Windham councilors hope to leave tumult in past
The Town Council, with new leadership and new members, is looking to address a variety of problems in town and attract a permanent town manager.
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Lakes Region Sportsman: December still has sport aplenty
The 12th month is often called the busiest month. We have winter to get ready for, holidays to prep and plan for and a new year soon to usher in. But sportsmen and women don’t lament, there are still plenty of activities to enjoy. The big news is for deer hunters. If you didn’t “get […]
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Citizens group wins appeal of Hotel Bridgton
The Bridgton Appeals Board overturns the Planning Board’s approval of the controversial hotel project.
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Castonguay resigns as New Gloucester’s town manager
Carrie Castonguay has been in the position for 2½ years.
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Local filmmaker honors brother with movie
“Brothers,” co-produced by Mike Norton and Reggie Groff, will be shown in Westbrook on Nov. 15.
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Voters OK referendums; Bridgton nixes recreational pot
Residents across the Lakes Region approved nearly all the referendum questions at the polls Nov. 5, with the exception of a proposed ordinance about recreational marijuana in Bridgton. The ordinance would have allowed recreational marijuana retail stores and cultivation facilities, among other related businesses, in town, but it was voted down 725-453, with eight blank ballots. Also in Bridgton, voters approved […]