Federal agriculture officials talked to Maine lobstermen about expanding crop insurance to cover fishing revenue losses.
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Posted inElections, News, Politics
Democrats launch $3.4M corruption-focused ad campaign against Susan Collins
As Election Day nears, WinSenate’s campaign aims to weaken Collins’ political strength of bringing federal money to Maine.
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Business, Community
Jay generator journey loses steam as ‘super oversize’ load stops in Oxford
The transport was expected to take two days to travel from Jay to South Portland, but it will actually be on the road for a week.
Posted inCommunity, Livermore Falls Advertiser
Treat Memorial Library book sale draws festival crowd
Treat Memorial Library’s annual book sale drew a steady stream of visitors Sept. 26 during the Apple Pumpkin Festival in Livermore Falls.
Posted inCommunity, Livermore Falls Advertiser, News
Jay plans workshop on Walden solar project, possible TIF
Selectmen agreed to hold a separate workshop on the proposed development to examine a possible tax increment financing agreement, projected town revenue and questions raised by residents.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Community, News
Norway to vote on lot rent stabilization ordinance Oct. 15
Mobile home owners living in the 55+ park Norway Commons began lobbying the town in January for protection from lot rent hikes by property owner Sun Communities Inc.
Posted inCommunity, Elections, News, Politics
Lewiston PAC formed to support conservative candidates in local campaigns
The candidates say they have no connection to the political action committee. Their opponents say the PAC backs policies already rejected by city voters.
Posted inCommunity, Gardening, The Franklin Journal
Farmington library launches seed exchange
Farmington Public Library is collecting donated garden seeds for a new program that will make them available free to local library cardholders next spring.
Posted inCommunity, Maine Crime
With youth gun violence plaguing Lewiston, the city will push for legislative reform
City officials are seeking changes to Maine’s juvenile justice system that will keep repeat violent offenders detained while expanding treatment and services for juveniles.
Posted inMaine colleges, News, Sports
Three Maine football storylines to follow against Sacred Heart
The Black Bears, still looking for their second win of the season after four straight losses, host the Pioneers on Saturday.