Fireworks and traffic cost recouping to be decided Nov.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     In a move that surprised more than a few people, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection has rejected a proposal to build a massive landfill in the town of Argyle.

    The old saying “I have some good news and some bad news” seems a bit worn out these days.

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Milo town politics and the ATCO Inn To the Editor:    This letter is being written so citizens will know what has happened to the property on 21 West Main Street, the old ATCO Inn, located on the Sebec River, and near the dam in Milo.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     One of the toughest assignments during my years as a weekly newspaper editor in Skowhegan was finding reliable, competent help.

By Dana Connors     Maine voters have an outstanding opportunity this November to vote in favor of a ballot question that will not only help in the fight against cancer, but also will create jobs, grow our great state’s economy and put Maine on the map as a leader in cancer research.

We should live within our (trash) needs To the Editor:    This letter to the editor is only my opinion, and is not meant to attack anyone, my only intent is to try give the people of the state of Maine something to think about.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     I normally put the lawnmower away around Oct.

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By Tom Vilsack     Earlier this week, USDA announced $15.

Sangerville’s RBO: One year later To the Editor:    On Sept.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Unless you’ve been fall fishing in the North Woods for the past week, out of Internet and cell phone range, you’ve probably heard about the launch of the Apple watch.

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Citizens still concerned about East-West Corridor By Lesley Fernow     Concerned citizens are meeting regularly and building support for a community rights ordinance in Dover-Foxcroft opposing the construction of the East West Corridor.

Greenham returns to Dexter for ‘Maine at Work’ showContributed Article     DEXTER — On Friday, Sept.