Police Chief Douglas Snyder found grant funding to buy one Maine-made bullet-resistant bag for each elementary and high school classroom.
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Talks by Lisbon councilors on waste fee hikes have residents concerned
Councilors posting on social media indicate changes are on the way, though town officials say nothing has been determined yet.
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27 piping plover chicks have already hatched in Maine
Here’s how to protect this endangered species while visiting coastal beaches.
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Bath approves $24.8M municipal budget
Combined with the school and county budgets, residents can expect a 5.4% increase on their property tax bills.
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Lisbon can’t restore EMS funding until July
Some councilors are looking for cuts in other areas of the 2027 budget to restore Lisbon Emergency funding they reduced last month.
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Richmond residents approve town, school budgets
Debate over whether the town needs its transfer station when many use commercial trash pickup services highlighted the meeting.
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American flag fire at Bath Masonic Temple investigated as arson
Investigators are now looking for a person they say placed another American flag in front of the building.
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Leaders say Lisbon EMS ‘burnt out’ after council cuts funding
After Lisbon councilors cut funding last month, several have said they regret the vote and want to restore funding.
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Another Maine hospital could close its birthing center
If MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital closes its maternity ward in Damariscotta, it would continue a long-term trend in Maine of closures as the state’s birth rate drops.
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American flag burned, damaging Bath Masonic Temple
State Fire Marshal and the local police and fire departments are investigating cause of Tuesday fire.