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Comment Period on
Plum Creek Development Proposal Reopened

During deliberative sessions late last month, the
Land Use Regulation Commission staff and commissioners discussed and
agreed to new revisions of the Plum Creek development plan that would
pave the way to approval of the largest development proposal in Maine’s
history (should the Seattle-based corporation agree to them).
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DO SOMETHING ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING
FOR YOUR COMMUNITY AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS WITH THE COMMUNITY ACTION


To help individuals, small businesses, organizations,
and municipalities get started on a life-saving, emissions-reduction
low-carbon diet, Maine Partners for Cool Communities (MPCC) created
the Cool
Kit and packed it with proven smart solutions, services, and
resource materials, readily available and easily accessible to all
Mainers. We have concentrated most of our content on strategies that
we know can be quickly and successfully implemented right where you
live and work. The service providers are nearby and can be easily contacted
with questions and requests for more information. Click here
to check out the Cool
Kit Tool Kit. If you want more information
about Maine Partners
for Cool Communities click here.
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A 10 Year Plan for the
Maine Woods

The recent Plum Creek development proposal is just a small piece of what
could happen for major development across the Maine Woods. We need a
strong plan for the protection of Maine’s Forests. The Land Use
Regulation Commission (LURC) is in the process of updating its 1997
Comprehensive Land Use Plan. This plan will guide the management of 10.5
million acres of unorganized forestlands for the next 10 years.
Find out more
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Thank You Maine
Grind

Thank you to the
Maine Grind in downtown Ellsworth for hosting the Downeast group's
book club meetings and events this winter. We appreciate your
generosity!
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