The Maine restaurant will close in a month if it isn’t leased, an owner says.
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Posted inMaine, News
LePage administration pulls ‘business friendly’ status from South Portland
The action comes because the city passed an ordinance last year to block the export of tar sands oil from its harbor.
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Posted inBusiness, News
Verizon slices up the bundle to let customers choose
The company will offer packages that give consumers more control as many of them switch to Internet streaming services.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Maine lawmakers: Science unclear on cellphone health risk
The bill is part of an ongoing debate about the risks of exposure to radio frequency radiation.
Posted inCops & Courts, News
Mainer sentenced to prison for selling lobsters under the table
Robert Thompson of Rockwood is also ordered to pay restitution for evading income tax.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Portland taps police chief to replace acting city manager
PORTLAND — Police Chief Michael Sauschuck has been nominated as acting city manager. The announcement was made Friday by Mayor Michael Brennan and the City Council. The nomination will be voted on at the April 27 City Council meeting. Sauschuck’s appointment would take effect May 9. “I appreciate the support that the mayor and council […]
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Some sun and some rain this weekend, more significant rain next week.
I’ll get to the weather in a minute, but first, did you see the new Star Wars trailer yet? I remember the summer of 1977 when my parents took me to the new film. That initial scene when the words scrolled across the screen horizontally in a way I had never seen before was pretty […]
Posted inNorthern Forecaster
Special-ed school will be shut down
The overseers of the Sebago Education Alliance, a coalition of five public school districts that includes School Administrative District 6, Regional School Unit 14, Scarborough and the Gorham and Westbrook school systems, have voted to close the Alliance School, a special education program that has served K-12 students from across the region since 2007. Citing […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Northern Forecaster
Widham: Town eyes new fire station
The Windham Town Council is considering the former Maine Cedar Log Homes manufacturing facility as a potential new home for the South Windham Fire Station. The 15-year-old, 13,000-square-foot warehouse facility, located at 37 Main St. and owned by Anania Investments, has been used for storage since 2013, when Maine Cedar Log Homes closed. According to […]
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Trial set for November in Waterville murder case
Roland Cummings is charged with stabbing Aurele Fecteau last May.
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