Eligible residents, 65 and older, can get up to $1,000 off their property tax bills.
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Posted inMaine, News
Lisbon residents plan Faye Day honoring beloved community volunteer
Faye Brown was a fixture in the Lisbon community for many years and got her hands dirty to bring beauty to the town.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Do This, Life & Culture, Maine
Portland Museum of Art’s Youth Art Month exhibit spotlights Maine’s young artists
Student artists from across the state are represented in an exhibit running through April 5 at the Portland Museum of Art.
Posted inLetters
Maine’s municipal governments need to ask themselves some basic questions | Letter
Across Maine, I keep hearing the same line: “We just need to grow our way out of it.” More housing. More valuation. More development. More revenue. That thinking is exactly what got many towns into the position they’re in now. Lisbon is feeling it, but it won’t be the last community. Service costs are rising, […]
Posted inMaine, News
How Lisbon’s interim manager proposes to shrink the next town budget
After a spike in property tax bills last year, the town’s budget proposal reduces spending by nearly $1 million.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Varsity Maine boys hockey poll dominated by Class A semifinalists
Thornton Academy continues to lead the way as the unanimous No. 1.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Varsity Maine
These Maine boys hockey players are Travis Roy Award semifinalists
Thornton Academy, Yarmouth/Cheverus and Falmouth each have two players in the running for the prestigious award.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Top seeds ranked in Varsity Maine boys hockey poll
Thornton, Messalonskee and Gorham/Massabesic are all in the top 5.
Posted inTimes Record
Midcoasters spent 41 years riding the trolleys | Column
Transportation innovations brought great changes to the Brunswick area at the end of the 19th century.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
2 million pounds: Allagash Brewing hits new milestone using Maine-grown grains
The state’s largest brewery doubled its pledge to use 1 million pounds of Maine grain, relying in part on Lisbon’s Blue Ox Malthouse.