Looking Back on March 18: ‘Legault submits to truth serum test at Portland hospital’
Read more about March 18, 1963, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 Donald B. MacMillan expects to get
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In Portland, Catholics celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the classic way with a traditional Irish feast
“There’s a kind of joyfulness and celebratory spirit to the Irish people that I think has also become a part
Read MoreMt. Abram High School hosts interactive STEM career fair
SALEM TOWNSHIP – “The conversations you have with kids today may be the spark they need to figure out what
Read MorePhoto: Battle of the Badges benefits fellow first responder
A hockey fundraiser Friday at The Colisee in Lewiston, the Battle of the Badges, pitted the Lewiston Fire Department against
Read MorePortland police ask community to be on lookout for suspected burglars
Police say it appears that a small group of Hispanic men posing as delivery drivers appears to be targeting the
Read MoreMaine hospitality businesses, blueberry farmers oppose fee hike for visas for seasonal workers
Application fees for H-2A and H-2B visas could more than double this year Read More
Read MoreAuburn council to hold public hearing on Stable Ridge development district
The council is expected to vote to approve the application immediately following the public hearing during Monday’s council meeting.Read More
Read MoreYork Co. Deputies: Mud-covered suspect captured after crashing stolen car
100 grams of methamphetamine found inside abandoned car, officials say Read More
Read MoreMechanic Falls council endorses agreement to sell former medical building
MECHANIC FALLS — The former Central Maine Healthcare building at 22 Pleasant St. could become dental offices, according to Town
Read MoreL.L.Bean has second-best year in its history
Wicked Good Slippers continued to be the company’s top-performing product, with eight pairs sold per minute during the holiday season. Read More
Read MoreNorway town manager extends retirement date to April 28
Town Manager Dennis Lajoie had planned to retire last December but has twice agreed to stay in office until a
Read MoreProposed $12.1 million budget adds firefighters, tax collector in Lisbon
The addition of two full-time firefighters would cost the town about $186,612 in salary and benefits, and the tax collector
Read MoreLewiston kicks off budget season looking to reduce tax burden, city administrator says
Labor, utilities and gasoline are major cost drivers, City Administrator Heather Hunter said.Read More
Read MorePhoto: Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Friends share a corn beef dinner, laughs and hijinx Friday afternoon at The Cage in Lewiston.Read More
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