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10/01/2026 · Aroostook County
US Economy Grows 2.2% in Second Quarter, Government Reports
The U.S. economy expanded by 2.2% in the second quarter, according to new government data. This figure represents an upward revision from earlier estimates. The Commerce Department released the updated gross domestic product numbers today.
Diesel Price Surge Pressures Businesses, Raises Economic Costs
Businesses are experiencing increased costs due to a rapid rise in diesel fuel prices. This situation is contributing to broader economic cost increases and influencing policy discussions.
09/28/2026
American Family Farms Confront Rising Costs, Debt
Family farms, historically central to American agriculture, now confront significant financial hurdles. Farmers are managing higher costs and debt, adding to existing economic pressures.
09/28/2026
Diesel Prices Reach Record Highs, Affecting Consumer Costs
Diesel fuel prices have reached historic levels. Experts attribute these increases to ongoing international conflicts. Consumers will likely experience the effects through various goods and services.
09/28/2026
Energy Bills Expected to Rise for Households in January
A new forecast projects a significant increase in household energy bills starting in January. Analysts predict typical annual gas and electricity expenses will reach £1,999. This represents the largest increase in four years.
10/01/2026
Wyoming Mine Study Identifies Rare Earth Deposits
A recent study on Wyoming's Bear Lodge project confirmed the presence of rare earth elements, crucial for various technologies. The findings suggest a potential for increased U.S. domestic rare earth production.
10/01/2026
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ADA Compliance Sidewalk Project | Maine Department of Transportation 10/06/2025 RANGELEY/ANSON/STRONG/HARTLAND – Starting October 6, The Maine Department of Transportation will be performing work to make crosswalks ADA compliant in order to maintain a safe passage for pedestrians. The work for this project involves adjusting the height and slope of the sidewalks where needed to install yellow warning tiles called Detectable Warning Fields at various locations. Work is scheduled to be completed by October 25. The project location includes: Rangeley: Route 4 & Depot Street, Route 4 in front of Rangeley Inn, Route 4 & Richardson Street, Route 4 & Pond Street, Route 4 & Lake Street, Route 4 & Park Street, Route 4 & 16, Route 16 & High Street, Route 16 & School Street Anson: Route 16 & Willow Street, Route16 & 201A Strong: Route 145 & High Street, Route 145 in front of school Hartland: Route 23 & Mill Street, Route 23 & Commercial Street, Route 23 & Elm Street The contractor on this project is BMB Construction LLC of Brewer, Maine. The contract amount is $865,875.
132 R2 Bill Screening Results - Vote Detail By Subject
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