An athletic dome with indoor turf field could be coming to Holden
A new multi-purpose domed indoor facility in Holden with an artificial turf surface that would be able to host a
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Penobscot County tries selling dilapidated former Bangor YMCA
The former Bangor YMCA on Hammond Street, now owned by Penobscot County, literally is falling down. Bricks are falling off
Read MoreHistoric felt mill sold to Maine investors who plan aerospace expansion
Two Maine entrepreneurs who recently bought a 160-year-old Thomaston felt company plan to expand it to produce materials for aerospace,
Read MoreBangor nonprofit reorganizes to bring back Dakin Pool
A Bangor nonprofit founded nearly 20 years ago to fund repairs to the Dakin Pool has reorganized to resurrect the
Read MoreLooking Back on April 13: ‘Make certain you have case against your landlord for juries are funny’
Read more about April 13, 1948, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The Poland Spring House opens for
Read MorePortland officials to remove homeless encampments from Bayside Trail
The process will likely take a few weeks Read More
Read MoreMaine Mariners lose on Wednesday
Maine Mariners lose on Wednesday Read More
Read MoreState, local police investigating after man shot, killed in South Portland
Officers reportedly found a man with a gunshot wound to the head on B Street Read More
Read MoreMaine legislators consider bills to change state K-12 funding formula
The Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs heard testimony on 8 bills proposing changes to or examination of the state’s
Read MoreFBI, South Portland police investigating violent threats leading to ‘high risk arrest’
Police say the suspect threatened ‘serious harm to individuals and groups’ Read More
Read MoreSkowhegan Savings Bank opens new building in Farmington
FARMINGTON – After a decade of operations in Franklin County, Skowhegan Savings Bank has opened a brand new building in
Read MoreA Kittery outlet mall could make way for housing, hotel
The town’s planning board on Thursday will get a first look at a proposed redevelopment of the Outlets at Kittery,
Read MoreLewiston-area Bath Iron Works employees get a new bus route to work
The fares — $5 each way — were made possible by a $750,000 state grant.Read More
Read MoreUSM set to host Little League day for softball players
USM is hosting the event on April 15th Read More
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