Carolyn Zachary is a journalist for CAPE GAZETTE LTD, focusing on local news in Lewes, Delaware. With a strong background in reporting on community events, environmental issues, and local government actions, Carolyn provides insightful and timely articles that keep residents informed about the happenings in their area.
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At 87, Barbara Tilley is winding down after almost six decades of community service.
By: Carolyn Zachary
PERC claims the sale of its facility did not include disposal contracts with dozens of towns, including seven in the Midcoast.
Like a mausoleum in miniature, the gray granite monument has 48 niches, each of which can hold two urns.
The federal government on Monday, Oct. 21, announced it was awarding more than $4.2 billion in funding for 44 major infrastructure projects. Maine’s request for $456 million to begin constructing
The rejection is seen by Sears Island wind port opponents as a welcomed setback.
Three environmental groups criticize what they see as a growing lack of transparency about the proposed wind port.
The Northport Select Board agrees and emphasizes there is no municipal boundary dispute.
WCAP will pay $3.06 million for the property and maintain a critical internet hub that serves Midcoast schools and libraries.
Packed shoeboxes for needy children around the world can be dropped off at several area churches.
Calvary Chapel Belfast is suing the University of Maine System for discrimination in rescinding its initial award to the church.
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