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Medway residents to vote on keeping East Millinocket police as primary force
Voters will decide at a town meeting next month whether to retain East Millinocket police as the town's primary law enforcers, town Administrative Assistant Kathy Lee said.
Thursday May 17 | WABI-TV Bangor
Mother Hopes Internet Petition will Lead to Answers in Daughter's Murder
East Millinocket - For more than three decades a mother in East Millinocket has been looking for answers in her daughter's murder.
Amendment to end LePage-Millinocket feud over $216,000 defeated by one vote
MILLINOCKET, Maine - Rep. Herb Clark's attempt to end a dispute between Gov. Paul LePage and Millinocket leaders over $216,000 in school relief funds withheld this year was defeated at the State House late Tuesday by one vote.
Millinocket rejects settling $216,000 dispute with LePage
MILLINOCKET, Maine - More than an hour of torturous debate ended when the Town Council voted Thursday not to settle a dispute with Gov.
Court actions pending against former MaineToday CEO
Two court actions are pending against the former chief executive officer of MaineToday Media, which publishes The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram, the Kennebec Journal, the Morning Sentinel in Waterville and the Coastal Journal in Bath.
Millinocket leaders to consider suing state over withheld funds
Thermogen Industries, a subsidiary of Cate Street Capital, supplied a rendering of its proposed torrefied wood facility at the Katahdin Avenue paper mill site in Millinocket to the Town Council on Wednesday, April 25, 2012.
Al's Bar in Medway damaged in fire caused by cigarette butts in garbage can