It’s nearly impossible to get rid of a camp stove fuel canister in Maine
This story was originally published in March 2021. Gas canisters used to fuel camp stoves can be a big challenge
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Brewer High School is helping students kick-start construction careers
More than a dozen local students are on their way to beginning a career in construction after completing a six-week
Read moreCollege students are helping small Maine schools fill teacher shortages
Margaret “Maggie” Gurewicz will graduate from Husson University next spring with hundreds more hours of experience in elementary classrooms than
Read morePenobscot County Conservation Association bass tourney raises $10K for Maine Veterans Project
With the worst of the COVID-19 in the rearview mirror, the Penobscot County Conservation Association has had a productive year. Coming
Read moreCounty Commissioners discuss UT roads, TIF amendments
FARMINGTON – The Franklin County Commissioners discussed several agenda items relating to the unorganized territory roads in their meeting Monday,
Read moreFeds raise haddock catch limits for Maine fishermen
Federal regulators have increased the amount of haddock Maine fishermen are allowed to catch this season. The industry had been
Read moreNew video game store in Presque Isle offers much-needed cell phone repair service
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — One video game store is filling a gap in cell phone and tablet repair services for
Read moreGrantLee’s Tavern and Grill closes permanently
FARMINGTON – GrantLee’s Tavern and Grill on Fairbanks Road has closed permanently, due to staffing shortages and other issues, owner
Read moreUMaine Extension 4-H to offer virtual sessions for aspiring volunteers
University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer a two-part online informational session for adults interested in becoming 4-H volunteers from
Read more25 years of low-income foreclosure protections are at stake in this Maine case
A case that has sat before the Supreme Judicial Court since late 2021 could upend Maine’s policies on foreclosures and
Read moreCaribou parents may quit their jobs if they can’t find child care
CARIBOU, Maine — If it weren’t for Miss Jordyn’s Child Development Center, Melinda Barnard never would have returned to Caribou.
Read moreMainer’s popular Dream Chaser Lures are hooking fish and anglers alike
Jesse Dicker has been an avid fisherman all his life, so he has used a lot of lures in his quest
Read moreFormer state senator accused of spending COVID-19 relief loan on luxury cars
According to the investigation, former Sen. Andy Sanborn fraudulently obtained $844,000 in funding from the Small Business Administration between December
Read moreYou don’t need a boat to enjoy saltwater fishing in Maine
This story was originally published in July 2020. Many Mainers spend a lot of time fishing inland lakes, ponds, rivers
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