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Auburn denies license to Webster’s Trading Co. over building issues (opens the original)
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Auburn city officials have denied Webster’s Trading Co.’s business license for code violations with its building at 150 Minot Ave., according to the city. Officials sent two separate notifications of violations to the business owner in the last year over the building issues, citing it for deterioration at the front and back of the building, accumulating trash and debris at the back of the property, and modifying the building from its original plans authorized by the Planning Board in 2003 withou
Auburn councilors to decide licensing issues for auto scrap yard in flood zone (opens the original)
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Auburn is looking to clear up discrepancies with a local automobile scrap yard and towing company’s business license. The scrap yard at 940 Washington St. is completely in a flood zone. Vehicles are stored close to the Little Androscoggin River, which wraps around three sides of the property. It’s home to Don’s No Preference Towing and Morris Auto Parts. An auto repair shop and a used vehicle sales lot are also on the site. Though the city has regulations that would bar similar businesses from o
Auburn council gives first OK to law limiting mobile home lot rent increases (opens the original)
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The Auburn City Council passed, on first reading, a proposed mobile home lot rent stabilization ordinance Monday night after voting earlier this year to prohibit mobile home lot rent increases citywide. It brings to an end months of workshopping language to protect residents of trailer parks in the city after some came forward at the beginning of the year asking the city to control steep rent increases. According to Eric Cousens, executive director of public services for the city, there are thre
Sabattus group ends effort to turn former school into community center (opens the original)
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A group hoping to turn the former Sabattus Primary School into a community center announced Tuesday it was ending its efforts. The Sabattus Community Center Project announced on Facebook that it couldn’t raise enough money to bid on and operate the building. “Tonight we are disappointed to share that unfortunately, we will not be making a bid for the SPS property after all,” the post reads. Thursday was the deadline for filing a bid. The announcement brings to an end a nearly 10-month effort, wh
Sabattus names new fire chief (opens the original)
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Dustin Barry is Sabattus’ new fire chief, confirmed by the Select Board on Tuesday night, followed by audience applause. He comes from Buckfield Fire Rescue, starting there as lieutenant and paramedic in 2024. He has more than a decade of fire and EMS experience going back to 2014, according to his resume. Other departments he’s worked for include those in Greene, Falmouth, Westbrook, Gardiner and Yarmouth. He is also certified to train other first responders in CPR, extrication and other elemen
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