CAPE ELIZABETH — Three town councilors and School Board members took oaths of office Monday, followed by the Town Council moving quickly through a light agenda that included approving a fee for short-term rental home permits. The council unanimously elected Jim Walsh as chairman. Walsh and Councilors Jessica Sullivan and Jamie Wagner were sworn in […]
2012
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH…–Better to be Boardwalk than Baltic
We all saw the extensive media coverage surrounding the Maine Legislature as they chose a new President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and constitutional officers, Secretary of State, Attorney General and State Treasurer. These are high-profile positions we often read about and therefore are familiar to us. However, many people don’t know what […]
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Posted inLakes Region Weekly
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH…–Better to be Boardwalk than Baltic
We all saw the extensive media coverage surrounding the Maine Legislature as they chose a new President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and constitutional officers, Secretary of State, Attorney General and State Treasurer. These are high-profile positions we often read about and therefore are familiar to us. However, many people don’t know what […]
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Casco Bay Bridge lanes reopened following a 4-car accident
Police response to a four-car accident had closed the inbound lanes and caused major delays during the morning commute
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Inside New Gloucester – 12/14
All Aboard Your car or truck is estimated to cost approximately $10,000 per year to operate when all associated expenses are factored in. That was a statement made by Tony Donovan of the Maine Rail Transit Coalition at an informational meeting on Nov. 29 to provide partial justification for a Portland to Auburn passenger rail […]
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Inside Bridgton – 12/14
Merry and Bright …and white! It’s snowing as I write this, which adds a festive feel to the season. My neighbors on Hillcrest have bedazzled their yard with lights, which are twinkling through the snowflakes. They live on a dead-end street with only two other houses and no traffic, yet they still take the time […]
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Inside Bridgton – 12/14
Merry and Bright …and white! It’s snowing as I write this, which adds a festive feel to the season. My neighbors on Hillcrest have bedazzled their yard with lights, which are twinkling through the snowflakes. They live on a dead-end street with only two other houses and no traffic, yet they still take the time […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster, Web
In a rebuilding mode
WINDHAM – Three years ago this week, Kaile Warren was indicted by a Cumberland County grand jury on three charges of defrauding investors in his national handyman company, Rent-A-Husband. By 2009, the former Windham town councilor was living pretty well. Homeless when he got the idea – from God, he says – to start the […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
In a rebuilding mode
WINDHAM – Three years ago this week, Kaile Warren was indicted by a Cumberland County grand jury on three charges of defrauding investors in his national handyman company, Rent-A-Husband. By 2009, the former Windham town councilor was living pretty well. Homeless when he got the idea – from God, he says – to start the […]