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City owned roofs need attention BE Council hears report of needed repairs and maintenance By Chuck Hunt - Editor | May 9, 2021 Construction has started on some of the projects for this summer in Blue Earth. The 10th and Nicollet Street project began with crews moving buried electrical and gas lines at left. The city of Blue Earth owns quite a few buildings in the city, and that translates to a lot of roofs that need maintenance. At a work session before their regular meeting on Monday, May 3, t...

increase font size ‘Lee’ Cressey Warner, 57, fixture at Kennebunk Ace Hardware and in the community The go-to person for customers looking for help with home improvement projects, Cressey Warner lived in Kennebunk most of her life before she and her husband of 3 years moved to a hobby farm in Arundel. Family photo Kimberlee “Lee” Cressey Warner, a beloved manager at Kennebunk Ace Hardware known for her warm smile and zest for life, died Monday from stage 4 ovarian cancer. She was 57. C...

Crowley promotes new CFO Senior executive Dan Warner has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer, consolidating Crowley Maritime Corporation’s enterprise-level financial strategy, resources and services under his leadership. Warner’s new position will help the company improve financial process efficiencies and implement new information technology for enhanced data analysis to support the company’s goals of increasing cost efficiencies, accelerating revenue and earnings growth and p...

Crowley Maritime Corporation said senior executive Dan Warner has been promoted to chief financial officer, consolidating…

A segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch of music and talk. And it all changed over COVID. When no one could come into the studio my contributors got on the phone and recorded stuff at home. And my list of contributors organically grew. Enforced change can be a good thing.  Ian Bland, Kerri Simpson, Davey Lane, Dr Pump, Angie Hart and Emma Heeney, Barb Waters and Craig Pilkington, Charles Jenkins, Dave "The Accordion Monster" Evans and Sarah Carroll report in most weeks. Ian reads his ...

The Johnson County city of Keene has been without drinkable water since Friday due to problems caused by last week’s winter storm.

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Read Article RUMFORD — A $50,000 grant will extend a mountain bike trail, from Mountain Valley High School to Rumford Water District and town lands. Volunteers work in 2019 on the mountain bike trail in Rumford. Submitted photo Inland Woods + Trails , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Bethel, announced the award from the Federal Highway Recreational Trails Program and the Maine Trails Advisory Committee, a committee of the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry. The grant wi...

A segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch of music and talk. And it all changed over COVID. When no one could come into the studio my contributors got on the phone and recorded stuff at home. And my list of contributors organically grew. Enforced change can be a good thing.  Ian Bland, Kerri Simpson, Davey Lane, Dr Pump, Angie Hart and Emma Heeney, Barb Waters and Craig Pilkington, Charles Jenkins, Dave "The Accordion Monster" Evans and Sarah Carroll report in most weeks. Ian reads his ...