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Topsham selectmen approve lower code fees

TOPSHAM — The Board of Selectmen on June 4 unanimously approved two amendments to the town's code enforcement fee schedule, changes that Codes Enforcement Officer Tod Rosenberg said will make the costs more equitable for owners of mobile homes and warehouses. "For the number...

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Thursday, June 11, 2009
Topsham selectmen back grant for 2 police jobs

TOPSHAM — The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously April 2 to authorize Town Manager Jim Ashe and Police Chief Tim Young to apply for a federal grant that would fund two new police officer positions. An article on next month's Town Meeting warrant will ask residents whether they...

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Thursday, April 9, 2009

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Topsham expects little impact from I-295 resurfacing

TOPSHAM — Encouraged by the way the Interstate 295 southbound resurfacing project ran last year, town leaders expect a similarly gentle impact on Topsham when northbound resurfacing begins this summer.

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Friday, March 6, 2009 at 12:30 pm
Topsham selectmen OK boost in parking fines

TOPSHAM — The Board of Selectmen on Feb. 19 unanimously approved increased penalties for various parking violations.

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Friday, February 27, 2009 at 3:55 pm

Lightning (make that Edgecomb) strikes twice...Yarmouth downs Falmouth in OT again

FALMOUTH—For years, Yarmouth and Falmouth male athletes have produced riveting drama on the pitch, hardwood and the ice.»
Scarborough dodges raindrops, earns critical win over rival Kennebunk

SCARBOROUGH—Nothing has come easily for the Scarborough girls' lacrosse team this spring, but Friday afternoon, despite th»
Brunswick High School principal resigns unexpectedly

BRUNSWICK — High school Principal Art Abelmann resigned on Wednesday, effective immediately, four weeks before the end of »
Incoming Brunswick High School principal promises to listen first, act later

BRUNSWICK — Next year, there will be many new faces at Brunswick High School, but none of them are likely to draw as much »
Deering Rams Spring Sports Preview

The Deering spring athletic program has a lot of new faces, but there are still a lot of good athletes, which means the Rams wil»
Towns plan Memorial Day parades, observances

BRUNSWICK — Towns in the Mid-Coast will be celebrating Memorial Day with parades, memorial observances, and festivities on»
South Portland Police Beat: May 24

Arrests 5/11 at 10:48 p.m. Spencer P.»
Maine volleyball team takes title

The Maine Junior Olympic U-18 Bronze volleyball team recently won the New England Region Volleyball Association Championship (1»
Spring regular season in final days

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Chebeague Island: Casco Bay's seal nursery and day-care center

CHEBEAGUE ISLAND — "It's a girl, about a week old," said Linda Doughty as she gently turned over the week-old baby sea»

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Topsham selectmen approve lower code fees

Topsham selectmen back grant for 2 police jobs

Topsham expects little impact from I-295 resurfacing

Topsham selectmen OK boost in parking fines

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