Bangor Daily News
Amazon wants to build a warehouse at former Hermon drive-in
Town officials are tight-lipped about the proposed warehouse, and secrecy has been a common feature of similar projects in Maine.
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5mBelfast looks to change part of downtown street to one-way traffic
The Belfast City Council has unanimously approved the first reading of amendments to the city’s traffic ordinance, advancing a proposal to convert a section of Church Street to one-way travel and revise parking and stop-sign arrangements near City Hall and Post Office Square. Under the proposed changes to Chapter 58, Church Street would become one-way […]
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Norway Savings Bank commits $10,000 to Maine Adaptive’s Mountain Center campaign
BETHEL — Since 1982, Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation has stood on and been driven by a powerful belief: everyone, regardless of ability, deserves the chance to experience the joy, freedom, and belonging found in outdoor recreation. Annually, around 300 Maine Adaptive volunteers provide more than 2,500 lessons in alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, […]
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4mHannaford reaches $9M settlement over manager pay
More than 1,400 former and current employees in stores across the Northeast will receive a share of the settlement.
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1mLabor Day
Labor Day traffic.
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6mA person (not AI) wrote this column, because people are still the future of Maine’s economy
“Maine’s future investments shouldn’t primarily be in data centers or attracting billionaires, but in all of us: the people who call this place home.”