Utility companies own most poles in the state, but municipalities also own some, according to local officials.
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South Portland pier will remain closed
The pier in Thomas Knight Park needs further inspection.
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Maine towns are passing moratoriums on data centers. Why hasn’t South Portland?
Many neighboring towns have taken this protective measure.
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South Portland may pursue partnership with developer for Mahoney site
A private developer would be able to benefit from historic tax credit programs, which could cover up to 30% of the total project cost at the former middle school.
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South Portland authorizes $58.5 million in bonds for wastewater upgrades
City sewer fees are expected to increase by approximately 22% in sewer project fees each year over the next three fiscal years.
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South Portland will replace damaged stairs, seawall at Willard Beach
An entryway redesign project on Deake Street has received FEMA funding.
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In York, toll collectors are ambassadors for Maine
Paying cash on I-95? You might meet Dianne Knowles. Here’s what she sees from inside of her booth.
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Why some officials are worried about Maine’s drinking water infrastructure
Many of the state’s water mains are nearing the end of their lives, but it can be difficult to predict where or when the next one will fail.
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South Portland sewer rates expected to increase by 22% in each of the next 3 years
The average customer’s current annual bill will go from about $670 a year to roughly $1,100 in 2029 as the city takes on overdue wastewater infrastructure improvements.
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South Portland City Council backs civic center option that would cost much less than $194M
The recommended design would no longer include a new library.