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With rate hike in flux, Central Maine Power delays Baldwin-area infrastructure project (opens the original)
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Central Maine Power is delaying work on the Baldwin Resiliency Project, a large-scale plan to upgrade the power grid in Baldwin, Sebago and Steep Falls, facing a financial shortfall. The decision to delay the project comes as Maine Public Utilities Commission staff recently recommended that regulators deny CMP’s request for $70 million in raised rates, which would increase the average household power bill by $7. The increase was requested in April to soften the “significant financial distress” t
Gray-New Gloucester school district sends out ‘Portrait of a Patriot’ survey (opens the original)
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Maine School Administrative District 15, which covers Gray and New Gloucester, is conducting a survey to help shape the district’s next five-year strategic plan. According to a press release from the district, the survey, known as Portrait of a Patriot, is inspired by the Great Schools Partnership’s Portrait of a Graduate survey, and will “describe the skills, values, and characteristics the community wants every MSAD 15 graduate to carry with them.” The survey asks respondents to share their pe
Here are the options being considered for New Gloucester town office (opens the original)
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New Gloucester officials are looking at three options for renovating the current town office, which they say the town is outgrowing. One of the options is to keep the existing office, located in the lower village of New Gloucester, and update it to add more workspace and resolve ADA compliance issues. Town Manager William Doyle said that, in 2006, the town did a study with Smith Reuter Lull Architects to update the town hall complex, which consists of the town office, as well as the meetinghouse
Windham receives $80,000 grant for climate preparedness program (opens the original)
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Windham was one of multiple recipients of Community Action Grant funding from the state, receiving $80,000 for its Residential Preparedness Program. According to an email from Assistant Town Manager Amanda Lessard, the Windham Residential Preparedness Program is a partnership between the town of Windham, Age Friendly Windham, and the Greater Portland Council of Governments, focused on designing and implementing a locally tailored coaching and outreach program to residents access climate prepared
Susan Collins endorsed by National Federation of Independent Businesses at Naples event (opens the original)
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Read all of our coverage of Maine's 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson. NAPLES — Sen. Susan Collins accepted the endorsement of the National Federation of Independent Businesses on Thursday at P&K Sand and Gravel in Naples. Colleen Foster, one of the owners of P&K, said her business has been operated for 56 years by four generations of her family. She praised Collins’ su
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