Michael Tomko News Today

Representatives from North Star Planning made their first appearance in front of the Boothbay Harbor Selectboard after being chosen in May to consult with the town on municipal adherence to LD 2003. Ben Smith and Charles Tetelman spoke to the...

Under a state deadline to implement LD 2003 changes into town ordinances by July 1, Boothbay Harbor called in professional help. The selectboard unanimously voted May 13 to accept a bid from North Star Planning (NSP) as a consultant to help meet the...

The historic Hayden building near Broad and High streets has landed some new tenants despite downtown Columbus' struggling office and retail market.

Boothbay Harbor selectmen on March 25 approved signing the annual town warrant. Town meeting is May 4 at the Boothbay Harbor fire station. The board moved ahead with the warrant after a public hearing on ordinance revisions directly before the...

In 2019, a federal appeals court ruled chalking tires for parking enforcement is unconstitutional. Police departments across the country have adapted by using technology, and Boothbay Harbor will soon join in. Feb. 26, selectmen approved a new...

The Boothbay Harbor selectboard accepted a resignation from Planning Board Chair Tom Churchill during its Feb. 12 meeting. In his resignation letter, Churchill said he is unable to follow planning board rules for attendance and decided to resign. “...

When it comes to ordinances, the Boothbay Harbor selectboard said it's time to call for backup. After tabling ordinance revisions in multiple workshops with the planning board, the selectboard decided to explore hiring a town planning consultant...

A redesign of the flagship for Tiffany & Co.—The Landmark by Peter Marino Architect pays homage to the storied jeweler’s legacy of luxury.

As communities reel from extreme storms that caused tens of millions of dollars of damage across the state, resiliency is a hot issue. To help bolster Boothbay Harbor, the selectboard signed a municipal resolution Feb. 12 to express commitment for...

The sound of loud train horns in Downtown San Diego and Little Italy is affecting residents who live in the area, some people said they are even losing sleep.