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During a Tuesday interview with NECN/NBC 10 Boston, Erin Courtney, the MTA’s public outreach manager, said the majority of the costs would be passed on to out-of-state drivers visiting Maine, with a $1 increase for anyone paying with an EZ Pass that is not from Maine or anyone paying there with cash. For those customers, the York toll would increase from $3.00 to $4.00. “Given the circumstance of what everyone is living through, we know the price of everything is going up, we wanted to shield Mainers as much as possible,” said Courtney. To that end, Maine EZ Pass users will see an incre...

During a Tuesday interview with NECN/NBC 10 Boston, Erin Courtney, the MTA’s public outreach manager, said the majority of the costs would be passed on to out-of-state drivers visiting Maine, with a $1 increase for anyone paying with an EZ Pass that is not from Maine or anyone paying there with cash. For those customers, the York toll would increase from $3.00 to $4.00. “Given the circumstance of what everyone is living through, we know the price of everything is going up, we wanted to shield Mainers as much as possible,” said Courtney. To that end, Maine EZ Pass users will see an incre...

SCHENECTADY – Images from Monday morning's Memorial Day ceremony at Schenectady's Veterans Park. Photos by our Stan Hudy .

LAKELAND WALKER MAGAZINE CELEBRATES 25 YEARS Lakeland Walker, the only magazine dedicated to exploring the Lake District fells on foot, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special edition highlighting the National Park’s finest walks. In the celebratory issue, which goes on sale March 2, Lakeland Walker also reveals the time Lakeland MP Tim Farron was caught out after a hike, discovers the healing powers of Morecambe Bay, and offers readers the opportunity to win a special prize bundle of outdoor gear. The magazine’s expert team of writers and photographers have also been invited t...

A CAMPAIGN to curb the speed of traffic through Inveresk will continue this year. Members of Inveresk Village Society, who are spearheading the initiative, are keen to see the temporary 20mph limits, installed as part of East Lothian Council’s country-wide ‘Spaces for People’ scheme, become a permanent fixture in the village. In his chairman’s report, John Manning said: “Vehicles travel through the village too fast, risking the safety of pedestrians, cyclists and other drivers. Fortunately, no one has been critically injured but we have had road traffic accidents in and near t...