Tom Luttrell News Today

ROCKLAND -- The City Council will consider whether to impose additional fees on people who want to build in landslide prone areas.

ROCKLAND — At least one Board member believed that the process was backwards. Shouldn’t the community decide who they want as RSU 13’s first School Resource Officer prior to a Board vote to allow such a position in the schools? As was mentioned...

ROCKLAND -- The city administration unveiled its proposed 2024-2025 municipal budget that would require an increase in property taxes less than the rate of inflation.

ROCKLAND — Residents should be able to move into a 49-unit apartment complex off Maverick Street in 12 months.

ROCKLAND — The City of Rockland, Maine is once again committing to No Mow May on its own properties, and encouraging community members to do the same. The goal is to allow grass to grow unmown until June, creating habitat and forage for early season...

After hiring new workers and reviewing operating procedures, compensation and benefits, the center can resume accepting 911 calls by May 1.

ROCKLAND — The City is expected to hire engineering firms to conduct an in-depth study of the risk of further landslides along both the citys North End waterfront and the

ROCKLAND — No bids were received by the deadline Monday, April 1, for the sale of City Hall, the adjacent Public Services garage and property, and the police station.

The city of Rockland recently offered to take over management of the Knox County Regional Communications Center, but county officials say they're not sure it's necessary.

ROCKLAND — The Rockland City Council agreed Monday night March 11 to assume operations of the beleaguered Knox County dispatch center.