The technology company Axon will supply police with gear, including body cameras, Tasers and cameras that automatically read license plates.
Community
American flag burned, damaging Bath Masonic Temple
State Fire Marshal and the local police and fire departments are investigating cause of Tuesday fire.
Limington landowners say ATV riders are growing disruptive
ATV club leaders have met with landowners and are making changes to ensure their trail systems are not shut down.
South Portland will replace damaged stairs, seawall at Willard Beach
An entryway redesign project on Deake Street has received FEMA funding.
Portland teachers union now calling for ‘yes’ vote on district budget
The union, which last week encouraged people to vote down the school budget, changed course when the district committed to adding back ed tech positions.
What’s on the ballot in the Lakes Region
5 towns and 3 school districts will hold elections on June 9.
Starling Hall in Fayette ready to open after Maine Cabin Masters renovation
Fayette’s historic Starling Hall will hold an open house June 6; the Maine Cabin Masters episode is scheduled to air June 15.
Portland City Council approves next year’s $364M budget
The final spending plan removed the addition of Sundays to metered parking, but will increase the hourly meter fee by 50 cents.
Brunswick passes data center moratorium
The pause gives Brunswick time to review local ordinances and develop regulations for large data centers, should any be proposed.
Westbrook City Council approves 180-day data center moratorium
The pause will give the city time to review its ordinances and research the potential effects of data centers on the city.