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Search ArticlesProposed Kingfish aquaculture project in Jonesport on indefinite hold Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Residents seek formal role in federal review as Eastport considers ban on underwater data center Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Wilton officials consider ordinance to regulate all-terrain vehicles on public ways Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Crushing tariffs force Campobello Island couple to consider moving brewery to Lubec Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Maine family lives without modern amenities to protest environmental destruction Original
On May 25, 2024, more than 100 people gathered on the site of a potential land-based fish farm along the Little River in Belfast. The protest followed six years of conflict between the city’s residents and Nordic Aquafarms, the corporation behind the proposed build. The day-long demonstration involved singing and dancing, and, eventually, a number of kids and families climbing onto the roof of the building that was set to become a fish farm office.
Jay Select Board sends solar farm moratorium to November ballot Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Washington County Commission hires legal counsel to settle dissension in county government
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Second phase of Lockwood Mills redevelopment to add 50 affordable housing units in Waterville Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.
Mobile home group threatens to sue town over proposed rent control ordinance Original
The trade group representing Maine’s mobile home industry told officials in one southern Maine town it is preparing to sue them and other municipalities if they pass ordinances restricting how much mobile home park owners can raise lot rents.
Rangeley voters approve full funding for planning, code enforcement Original
Monitor Local is a reporting initiative to meet the local information needs of people in towns across western and downeast Maine with public service reporting on town council meetings, school budget debates, zoning conversations, tax deliberations and more. It functions alongside The Maine Monitor's investigative and in-depth reporting to serve the people of Maine.