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  January 19, 2023
  

  Augusta councilors prioritize need to improve housing, Augusta Civic Center

  Councilors agree the city should work to help create more, and better, housing options at all levels.

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  January 19, 2023
  

  Gardiner officials name temporary police chief, library director to fill in for departing department heads

  Detective Sgt. Todd Pilsbury was named interim police chief and Assistant Library Director Dawn Thistle was named interim library director Wednesday as the city works to fill those department head positions.

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  January 18, 2023
  

  City clerk set to retire after 24 years with Hallowell

  Diane Polky was hired as deputy city clerk in 1999 and became city clerk in 2016.

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  January 17, 2023

  Waterville City Council delays vote on housing rental registration ordinance

  Landlords and tenants packed the City Council chamber Tuesday night to urge councilors not to approve the proposed ordinance, saying it is burdensome, violates tenant privacy rights and discourages rental property investment at a time when housing is sorely needed in the city.

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  January 11, 2023

  Jay to begin talks on proposed $5.88 million municipal budget Tuesday

  A budget workshop will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Spruce Mountain Elementary School gym.

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  January 11, 2023
  

  Augusta Planning Board approves Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office move to Winthrop Street site

  Under the plan, most county sheriff's office operations will shift from Hill House at 125 State St. to an existing office building at 73 Winthrop St.

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  January 10, 2023
  

  Winthrop town manager announces resignation, citing ‘deeply disturbing’ bullying and harassment by detractors

  Town Manager Jeff Kobrock, who has come under fire for his handling of a controversial local mooring ordinance over the past year, gave a six-month notice Monday to provide the town with time to find a successor.

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  January 5, 2023

  Farmington board discusses aging system in fire station

  Updating the current diesel exhaust capture system, installed in 1998 would cost $24,090 while a new filtration system that would cover all vehicles in the fire station would cost $31,040.

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  January 5, 2023

  Pittsfield Town Council swears in returning councilors Heather Donahue, Howard Margolskee

  Heather Donahue and Howard Margolskee, both former councilors, were sworn in to their positions Tuesday.

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  January 4, 2023
  

  Waterville City Council appoints interim city manager who joined City Hall last year

  The City Council appointed Assistant City Manager William Post as interim city manager Tuesday, after Steve Daly resigned abruptly from his position last month.

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