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Published
April 10, 2018

In new cautionary approach, Maine shellfish areas will be closed at first sign of toxins

Previously, regulators monitored the presence of certain toxins and shut down fishing when they exceeded safe limits.
Published
April 8, 2018

Girls’ basketball: Maine Sunday Telegram 2018 All-State team

The 12-player squad includes at least four players headed to Division I colleges.
Published
December 26, 2017

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens sues Boothbay

The nonprofit says its due process rights were violated when the town appeals board revoked a permit for a major expansion.
Published
December 10, 2017

Diane Walden teaches elements of sustainable holiday decor

The horticulturist says to think ahead and grab wreath and garland materials from your garden in the fall.
Published
December 3, 2017

Accident knocks out lights at popular holiday display in Boothbay

Hundreds of people were visiting the Gardens Aglow display when a vehicle struck a utility pole, cutting electricity to 1,300 CMP customers.

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Published
November 10, 2017

Board rescinds permit for Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens expansion

The popular Boothbay attraction had already started work, but neighbors say the project would degrade water quality of a nearby lake.
Published
September 14, 2017

Boothbay home LePages bought 3 years ago is back on the market

The colonial is listed for $409,000, nearly twice as much as what the governor and his wife bought it for out of foreclosure in 2014.
Published
September 3, 2017

Plants can be natural pesticides

A stroll through Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens provides an education about plants that repel destructive insects.
Published
May 2, 2017

Boothbay man shot in leg during quarrel with neighbor, police say

The wound is not life-threatening, and the neighbor, Thomas Proctor Jr., 66, is charged with reckless conduct with a firearm.
Published
April 15, 2017

Boothbay student calls water project empowering

Lilly Sherburne, 16, was concerned about access to clean water and was shocked to find the water at school had high lead levels.