Southern Maine Weeklies
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The Phase 2 committee is tasked with coming up with a solution to the town's overcrowded schools in time to go to the November ballots next year.
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Entry wages were increased to stay competitive with other municipalities.
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The council added nearly $193,000 from the town's unassigned fund balance to bring the program to $300,000 and adjusted the proportional relief given to each resident based on income.
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Early results promising for local teams.
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The funding will be used to help Biddeford residents affected by the opioid crisis.
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Patrick Fox was formerly the city of Saco's public works director since 2012.
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Located in Arundel, School Around Us provides individualized learning to students from all over southern Maine.
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Red Storm teams looking good in early going
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A second fire substation in east Biddeford would address lengthy fire/EMS response times.
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At a joint meeting last week, the towns shared ideas to address climate change issues.
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The ordinance, passed by voters in June, will allow homeowners to rent their properties for 15 days or less.
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Seven Maine nonprofits and communities received a total of $112,726 in grants through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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The electric vehicle test drive course will be closer to the main events and bigger than before on Oct. 6.