Lamoine approves temporary pause on “glampground” application
Ordinance approval follows meeting between developer and town planning board to further review the application.
Husband and wife left behind trail of mismanagement at Sumner Fire Department, report says
The couple are charged with stealing from the department in the small western Maine town. He has denied the accusations.
Maine congressional delegation voices “serious concerns” about High Peaks national wildlife refuge
Local opponents worry a proposed refuge would shift the land oversight from Augusta to Washington, and possibly limit recreational activities.
Road to a popular Western Maine hiking spot falls into a jurisdictional limbo
Access to the Tumbledown Mountain trails has been hampered by flooding, and state and county officials have entered talks to see who foots the repair bill.
Somerset County detective sues gun manufacturer SIG Sauer alleging his pistol unintentionally discharged
The lawsuit alleges the gun manufacturer designed and negligently marketed a defective firearm.
State planners grappling with short-term rentals consider new regulations
The Land Use Planning Commission has received various complaints about renters from permanent residents.
Lamoine considers moratorium ordinance to temporarily block “glamping” project
An Arizona-based company hopes to develop 12 acres into a high-end camping resort, including a restaurant and spa.