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ROCKLAND — The ongoing controversy in Rockland concerning a proposed cellular tower to be constructed on Route 1 in a business/residential zone took another turn Jan. 13 when attorneys filed a motion with U.S. District Court claiming Rockland and its Planning Board are in contempt for “repeated and continuing failures to comply” with a Nov. 12, 2020 judgment. The attorneys, Drummond Woodsum in Portland, and Brown Rudnick LLP in Boston, represent Bay Communications III LLC, the private company that wants to erect an 120-foot tall communications tower on a plot of land (182 Camden Street...

Officials with Code Enforcement Office say they are serious about enforcing the Emergency Health Declaration -- especially at a nightclub that is being closely watched.

Tuesday, January 12, 2021 - 6:03 am CANTON — Canton Town Supervisor Mary Ann Ashley would like to remind residents that the municipal building is closed to the public due to COVID-19. Payment of taxes should be mailed in to the attention of the Town of Canton Tax Collector at 60 Main Street, Canton 13617. Residents may also put payments in a sealed envelope in the drop box in the lobby of the municipal building. Town Clerk's phone number is 315-386-3735 or email [email protected]. Below is a list of additional department phone numbers. Assessor Cindy Brand's phone numb...

Read Article More inspectors. More enforcement. More court time. More demolitions. Lewiston is cracking down on unsafe housing like never before, angering some landlords and pleasing others. LEWISTON — Rick Lockwood, a Lewiston landlord who at one time controlled more than 10 buildings in the downtown, wants out of the city. He believes he’s being targeted by unfair code enforcement procedures and constant pressure from city staff to comply, or else. His four remaining properties are either on the market or under contract to be sold. An already contentious relationship with the city dete...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. DOJ crime blotters Dec. 16 Arsonist admits setting fire that caused nearly $1 million damage to Savannah’s Code Enforcement Office SAVANNAH, GA:  A Chatham County man has admitted deliberately setting the May 3, 2020, blaze that extensively burned the city of Savannah’s Code Enforcement Office. Stephen Charles Setter, 19, of Savannah, pled guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of Arson, said Bobby L. Christine, U.S. Att...