Couple hopes to revive historic Standish orchard
Alyssa Marchant and Jake Dube closed on the property a year ago and are working to bring it back to working condition.
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Windham passes pot ordinances after year of debate
The majority of councilors voted to pass the licensing and land use ordinances for marijuana establishments after the vote was delayed four times.
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Windham makes it easier for businesses to move outside
The town wants to help restaurants and retailers comply with social distancing restrictions set by the state in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lakes Region Weekly
Windham passes pot ordinances after year of debate
The majority of councilors voted to pass the licensing and land use ordinances for marijuana establishments after the vote was delayed four times.
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Lakes Region Weekly
Couple hopes to revive historic Standish orchard
Alyssa Marchant and Jake Dube closed on the property a year ago and are working to bring it back to working condition.
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Lakes Region Weekly
Windham makes it easier for businesses to move outside
The town wants to help restaurants and retailers comply with social distancing restrictions set by the state in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Business
State guidelines convince more Maine summer camps to close
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Portland Forecaster
Jetport to receive $12M in aid to make up for loss of passengers
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Lakes Region Weekly
‘It’s bleak’: Naples businesses face uncertain future
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Lakes Region Weekly
Windham puts plan for sewer system in motion
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Lakes Region Weekly
New Gloucester hires town manager
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Lakes Region Weekly
Two Sebago selectmen step down
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Sports
Should coaches be paid for a canceled season?
School districts in Maine have been wrestling with the dilemma, balancing financial concerns with the desire to reward coaches for work they do with student-athletes throughout the year.
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Forecaster Sports
Cheverus holds virtual NLI signing
Six athletes make college commitment in a remote ceremony
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Varsity Maine
Football: MPA approves reclassification for 2020 season
The changes include an increase from 10 to 26 teams in eight-man football, and just one division in Class D for this fall.
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Forecaster Sports
‘It’s just heartbreaking’: Spring sports season canceled
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Sports
Football: Lobster Bowl rosters announced
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American Journal
All-stars were plentiful this winter
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Sports
MPA changes course, allows coaches to speak with athletes
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Sports
Delay to spring season hits home for baseball, softball teams
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Sports
Two of Maine’s Olympic hopefuls want Tokyo Games delayed
