Bill introduced to make to-go alcohol sales permanent
During the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants and bars have been allowed to sell alcohol to customers through take-out and delivery service if the alcohol is accompanied by a food order.
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School bus routing software to be tested
Hann said he doesn’t want to implement the routing and tracking software until he is sure it works.
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Gurtler steps in as interim principal
In recommending Gurtler to the school committee, Zboray said that she would be a great candidate and that she is good with directing students.
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Island Housing Trust surpasses campaign goal
The Coming Home challenge, IHT’s campaign for MDI, was met and exceeded by the end of 2021, bringing the campaign to an end.
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Contact tracing suspended for schools with masking policies
With the rapid spread, contact tracers can’t get to potential close contacts fast enough.
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Island Police: Fallen branch disables car in Northeast Harbor
In a private lot in Northeast Harbor on Monday, due to extreme wind and rain, a branch broke off a tree and came down on a 2019 Ford Fusion.
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Another solar farm could come to Trenton
The board has yet to review the application for completeness, and a formal decision will be made in subsequent meetings after the public and abutters have been notified.
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Island Briefs: Pet of the Week, remote meetings, public works budget
Big greetings from Oreo, a mastiff mix who is probably done growing now that he is 11 months old.
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MDI elementary schools receive science grants
The grants encourage MDIRSS teachers of all subjects to promote the study of science in their kindergarten through eighth grade classrooms.
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American Aquafarms launches video series
In the introductory video, the Norwegian-backed company’s new American CEO, Keith Decker, paints his vision of Maine as a major food producer.
