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Planning board continues Lakeview Road subdivision review
Boothbay Harbor’s planning board on July 10 continued to review a minor subdivision at the former Beach Cove Waterfront Inn on Lakeview Road. The proposal was first brought to the board in April. The proposed project is a four-lot subdivision at the former inn, which burned down in 2022....
Offshore wind port siting raises new conflicts for coastal Mainers, environmental activists
This story was co-published by Energy News Network, the Maine Monitor, and Grist. Ron Huber rifled through a thick folder full of decades of state environmental records outside a community hall in the tiny coastal Maine town of Searsport. For the longtime local conservation activist, the scene inside was a familiar one: dozens of neighbors, workers and environmentalists mingled over pizza and coffee, discussing the merits of a proposed industrial project that has potential to transform the local economy, but at the expense of a locally beloved natural area.
Wabanaki Nations, allies celebrate progress in continued fight for sovereignty
The Wabanaki Nations embody what Carol Wishcamper characterized Thursday night as patient persistence. Wishcamper, a founding supporter of the Wabanaki Alliance, was one of three people honored at the Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor at Nihkaniyane, the second year that members of the alliance and allies have come together to recognize the coalition’s work and […] The post Wabanaki Nations, allies celebrate progress in continued fight for sovereignty appeared first on Maine Morning Star.
Presque Isle City Council tables flag ordinance, moves to discuss at future date
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - The Presque Isle City Council has tabled the ordinance about flying flags until they can workshop the ordinance at a later date. At a council meeting Wednesday night, there was a public hearing held to discuss the Proclamation, Key to the City, Flag Display, and Ceremonial Guidelines Ordinance. The ordinance draft would allow people and groups to apply for a flag to be flown at the city’s flagpole at Riverside Park, pending approval of the city manager.
LivAway Suites breaks ground on Maine hotel
LivAway Suites has started foundation work on the company’s newest location in Scarborough, Maine, seven miles south of Portland and four miles south of the Portland International Jetport. With nearby Portland noted as one of the top extended-stay demand locations in the country, Scarborough is an ideal city for...
Can-Am sled dog race may be impacted by new CDC border crossing regulations
AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) - On Wednesday, July 10, 2024, Senator Susan Collins sent a letter to the Center of Disease Control (CDC) requesting that they delay new regulations on dogs crossing the border into the United States. These new rules would require significant paperwork and veterinary care for dog owners prior to August 1, 2024, when the rules are supposed to take effect.
Here’s How You Can Help a Central Maine School Get a New Playground
When it comes to our Maine elementary schools, we all know that there's always some kind of drive or fundraiser going on to help with something that the school needs. Unfortunately, it seems as though our schools never have a budget big enough to maintain and acquire all of the things that they need. Of course that problem isn't just exclusive to Maine, it seems to be the case all across the country.
Marshwood 8s win Cal Ripken state title; will play for New England championship
For the first time in program history, the Marshwood Cal Ripken 8-year-old all-star team won a state championship - and now the team is off to see what it can do in the New England tournament. Marshwood defeated Andy Valley, 11-1 on Monday at Butters Field in Norway, Maine. Marshwood coach Tom Testa...
Mullins steps down from Sebago Lakes Chamber leadership role
As President/CEO of the Sebago Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce, Robin Mullins has poured her heart and soul into promoting the community and local businesses but as it’s been said before, every good thing must eventually come to an end. Mullins, who has led the chamber since 2019, will...
Gathering in Raymond showcases American freedom for Darfurian immigrants
This summer, Raymond’s Roberta “Bobbie” Gordon and her husband George once again opened their home to Darfurian immigrants for their annual July 4th celebration. The Gordons have been hosting this gathering most summers on Independence Day since 2008. Bobbie currently runs an independent group that was started by her and her colleague Roberta Zuckerman. The group was originally funded by the National Council of Jewish Women to support Darfurian immigrants in helping them learn to speak English and to assimilate into American culture.
Dundee Dam gate failure could have lasting severe environmental impact
Dundee Park is a highly valued gathering space for Windham residents and the surrounding community. The park features sports courts, swings, a picnic area with outdoor grills, and a beach along the Presumpscot River. This last attribute makes the park such a vital resource in the summer, but it is...
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