The 0.3 percent increase in a 20-city survey does little to cheer analysts.
March 2010
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Ford, Microsoft to work on electric-car charging
A computer would determine the best time to recharge the car at the lowest cost and the least burden on the utility’s generating system.
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Ford, Microsoft to work on electric-car charging
A computer would determine the best time to recharge the car at the lowest cost and the least burden on the utility’s generating system.
Posted inNews
Deadline near for clean election funds
AUGUSTA — Advocates for Maine public campaign financing say four candidates for governor – three Democrats and one Republican – will qualify Clean Election funds. The Maine Citizens for Clean Elections also say none of the independent candidates is anywhere near qualifying by Thursday afternoon’s deadline. Democrats Pat McGowan and Libby Mitchell say they’ve already […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Brunswick council to address budget scenarios, traffic signal
BRUNSWICK — The Town Council is expected to get a more detailed look at the proposed 2011 municipal budget when it meets on Monday, April 5. The council is also expected to vote on a proposal that would put a traffic signal at the intersection of McKeen and Maine streets. Town Manager Gary Brown said […]
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Washington Ave. delays start Thursday
Traffic delays, especially during peak hours, are anticipated for the next three months.
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House vote opens door for gambling expansions
The House today cleared the way for more gambling proposals to be considered on November’s ballot, along with the citizen’s initiative for one in Oxford County.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Patriots softball looks to break through
Thirty-two girls hit the hardwood at Gray-New Gloucester gym this week to show their skills to a new coach and try and make the cut onto the roster for this season. No this wasn’t some sort of spring basketball team, it was the members of the Patriots’ softball team that were stranded inside due to […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Patriots softball looks to break through
Thirty-two girls hit the hardwood at Gray-New Gloucester gym this week to show their skills to a new coach and try and make the cut onto the roster for this season. No this wasn’t some sort of spring basketball team, it was the members of the Patriots’ softball team that were stranded inside due to […]
Posted inNews
Baldacci signs bill slashing Maine budget
Baldacci said that “while much of the country is torn apart by heated political rhetoric, in Maine things are different.”