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Brunswick policy would allow medical marijuana in schools
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Schools respond after Falmouth teenager takes his own life
FALMOUTH — An Inverness Road teenager died Wednesday of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, after police received several calls about the boy’s safety. Police Lt. John Kilbride said officers...
South Portland Councilor Rose accused of 'old cronyism politics'
SOUTH PORTLAND — A former city councilor and mayor on Wednesday said City Councilor Eben Rose tried to coerce her not to run for the state Legislature against City Councilor...
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South Portland prepares for bag fee, packaging ban
SOUTH PORTLAND — The city’s ban on polystyrene food containers and a new five-cent fee for single-use shopping bags at stores that sell food takes effect March 1. City councilors...
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Scarborough to add social media, consider trash options
SCARBOROUGH — The Town Council on Wednesday adopted a social media policy to more effectively communicate with residents. Prior to their regular meeting, councilors held a workshop with the energy...
Harpswell pesticide ordinance going to Town Meeting
HARPSWELL — The Board of Selectmen on Wednesday voted to send Town Meeting a pesticide ordinance crafted by the Conservation Commission. Mary Ann Nahf, who co-wrote the ordinance, said the...
Harpswell residents organizing again to save water tower
HARPSWELL — Selectmen have decided not to send Town Meeting a warrant article to preserve the aging water tower at Mitchell Field. Instead, an article designating $22,000 for the tower’s...
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Bath Police Beat: Feb. 19
Arrests 2/1 no time given James R. Riggs, 49, of Chestnut Street, was arrested on High Street by Officer Garrett Olson on charges of operating under the influence and leaving...
