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Here’s what to know about political sign regulations in central Maine (opens the original)
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Across central Maine, more and more political signs are popping up in yards and along the region’s roads. But what are the specific rules governing sign placement? And what happens if signs are tampered with? Different rules apply to signs on private and public property. Signs in the public right of way are prohibited from being placed on traffic control signs or devices, public utility poles or fixtures, rotary traffic islands, trees in the public right of way, control-of-access areas —areas wh
3 things to know about the redevelopment of the Kennebec Arsenal (opens the original)
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Almost 20 years after it was purchased for redevelopment, the Kennebec Arsenal is sitting in disrepair. Four years after Augusta city officials deemed the buildings to be dangerous, the city of Augusta and Main Street I LLC, the property’s owner, have reached a proposed settlement on its future development. Here are three things to know about the Kennebec Arsenal and the next steps on the road to redevelopment. Tom Niemann, a North Carolina developer and the primary owner of the limited liabilit
Kennebec County man charged with assault after knocking ATV rider unconscious, police say (opens the original)
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A man who was previously convicted of assaulting police was arrested Saturday after authorities said he assaulted an ATV-riding couple in the Kennebec County town of China, leaving a victim unconscious. A couple was traveling alongside Bog Road on an all-terrain vehicle when a Toyota pickup suddenly drove at them and stopped, according to a news release Monday from the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office. Brent Elisens, who lives nearby on Bog Road, allegedly got out of the vehicle and ran up to th
Central Maine woman gathered hundreds to stand in support during Lindsay Clancy trial (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story mentions suicide and child murder. Renee Kimball thinks it shouldn’t take a tragedy for people to take mental health seriously. That’s why Kimball organized hundreds of people to stand in solidarity outside a Massachusetts courthouse in August during the trial of Lindsay Clancy, a mother charged with killing her three children. “I think it’s time for us to stop trying to quiet women and hush them and make them feel bad for speaking up about their mental health and their
A decades-old central Maine tragedy echoes in a Massachusetts trial today (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story contains mentions of suicide and child murder. A prolific letter writer. A knitter. A delightful, brilliant person. A good mother. That’s how Louise Marcoux Bowker remembers her sister Constance Fisher six decades after Fisher became the center of national attention after killing her six children, and later drowning in the Kennebec River. The tragic case that shook central Maine in the 1950s and 1960s still reverberates today. After the trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Massac
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