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West Paris Historical Society

Our museum has several exhibits in partitioned areas representing many historical aspects of life in West Paris including homemaking, hobbies, school, military, and local businesses and industries such as the clothespin mills, construction companies and gem mines. Most items have been donated by local townspeople.

Referendum Election one week away

Secretary Bellows provides update on Maine election processes

AUGUSTA, MAINE – With October 28 marking one week until the Referendum Election on November 4 and absentee voting continuing statewide through Thursday, the Office of the Secretary of State today provided an update about Maine’s election processes for this stage of the election cycle.

BMV, SMCC Partner to Host a Free Event Tuesday, 10/29 to Help Consumers Deter Catalytic Converter Thefts

Vehicle owners can book a time slot to have their catalytic converter etched

AUGUSTA, MAINE – The Bureau of Motor Vehicles’ Enforcement Division (BMV) and Southern Maine Community College (SMCC) will team up to host a free catalytic converter etching event on Wednesday, October 29. The event will run from 9:00 a.m. to Noon at SMCC’s Johnson Automotive Technology Center (2 Fort Road, South Portland).

Running a Bus Service in the State of Maine

If you are considering operating a bus service, the first step is to visit your town office. Some Maine communities have licensing requirements and other rules and regulations that must be observed. Bus means a motor vehicle designed for carrying more than 15 persons, including the operator.

The next step is to check with your local and regional airport officials. Airports may also have separate licensing requirements and/or regulations.

Running a Taxi or Limousine Service in the State of Maine

If you are considering operating a taxi and/or a limousine business, the first step is to visit your town office. Some Maine communities have licensing requirements and other rules and regulations that must be observed.

The next step is to check with your local and regional airport officials. Airports may also have separate licensing requirements and/or regulations.

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