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UPDATE: After judge's ruling, OccupyMaine to get eviction order from Portland on Thursday

PORTLAND — OccupyMaine protesters were dealt a major setback Wednesday when a Maine Superior Court judge ruled that their tent city in Lincoln Park is not a form of constitutionally protected speech. In a press release Wednesday afternoon, the city said it would serve the group Thursday with an eviction notice that will give the […]

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Legacy Publishing celebrates expansion

WESTBROOK – A Westbrook company officially opened its second location in the city Tuesday, with a number of distinguished guests in attendance, including Gov. Paul LePage. LePage, along with representatives from both Sen. Susan Collins’ and Sen. Olympia Snowe’s offices, were on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Legacy Publishing. Also on hand were Westbrook […]

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Westbrook tweaks economic development post

WESTBROOK – Westbrook is about to start seeking a replacement for Keith Luke, former director of community and economic development, but before the position is advertised, city officials are giving the position a few tweaks. “It’s not (going to be) dramatically different,” said City Administrator Jerre Bryant. Luke stepped down from his position last month […]

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Westbrook tweaks economic development post

WESTBROOK – Westbrook is about to start seeking a replacement for Keith Luke, former director of community and economic development, but before the position is advertised, city officials are giving the position a few tweaks. “It’s not (going to be) dramatically different,” said City Administrator Jerre Bryant. Luke stepped down from his position last month […]

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Gorham notes – 2/1

2011 busy police year Lt. Christopher Sanborn of Gorham Police Department on Jan. 24 released statistics for last year. Sanborn said the department handled 12,810 calls for service, which represents more than 35 per day. It also investigated 482 accidents; issued 1,493 civil citations; 399 criminal summonses; arrested 226 suspects; issued 789 warnings; and wrote […]

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Buxton notes – 2/1

Gravestones topic at Buxton church A Buxton resident will present a program at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 5, at North Buxton Congregational Church, Groveville, about rubbings of early gravestones. Paul Baresel will present the historical talk about gravestone symbolism. Baresel, who has been a guest speaker at several historical societies in southern Maine, has […]

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Buxton notes – 2/1

Gravestones topic at Buxton church A Buxton resident will present a program at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 5, at North Buxton Congregational Church, Groveville, about rubbings of early gravestones. Paul Baresel will present the historical talk about gravestone symbolism. Baresel, who has been a guest speaker at several historical societies in southern Maine, has […]

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Grant advances Topsham waterfront park project

TOPSHAM — With a $40,000 grant in hand, the town is another step closer to turning the vision of a waterfront park into a reality. The Board of Selectmen accepted the coastal planning funds from the Maine State Planning Office on Jan. 19. The panel also formed an ad hoc citizens committee to develop design […]