Maine Connectivity Authority launches broadband survey
AUGUSTA — With hundreds of millions of dollars in broadband investment at stake, the Maine Connectivity Authority wants to hear
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Portland school budget proposal is $8.2M increase over last year’s
The co-superintendents of Portland Public Schools proposed a school budget of more than $141 million for next year, according to
Read MoreAsylum Seekers Continue to Flow Into Southern Maine: Portland Sees 756 New Arrivals in 2023
Migrants from sub-Saharan Africa continue to arrive in southern Maine, with many of them crossing the southern border as part
Read MoreOrono, UMaine partner to offer Community English classes to meet needs, provide support
ORONO — This spring, 18 students from 12 countries have taken advantage of a new weekly class meeting at the
Read MoreGifford’s to open Farmington stand March 31
FARMINGTON – The Gifford’s ice cream stand on the corner of Front and Main Streets in Farmington will be opening
Read MoreMainer moves writing conference from New York City back home
Shanna McNair is bringing The Writers Hotel conference to Boothbay Harbor after years in New York City. Maine writers scheduled
Read MoreUMaine baseball readies for conference action after early playoff exit last season
There were plenty of highlights for the University of Maine’s baseball team during the 2022 season, including a 14-game winning
Read MoreCumberland County corrections officers now armed with Narcan
PORTLAND, Maine — Corrections officers at the Cumberland County Jail are now carrying the opioid overdose reversal medication Narcan on their belts,
Read MoreLooking Back on March 15: ‘Taft, Brewster escape injury in plane crash’
Read more about March 15, 1948, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The Ladies Shrine club committee has
Read MoreCrash on I-95 creates Etna detour
A crash on Interstate 95 between Caramel and Etna has created a detour. INTERSTATE 95 CLOSURE 🚨I-95 is currently blocked
Read MoreProspect of ban on gas-powered lawn equipment draws pushback in South Portland
While some residents and lawn care companies support the move to electric mowers and leaf blowers, others worry that it
Read MorePortland superintendents propose $141.3 million school budget for next year
The spending plan would be an $8.2 million increase over this year’s $133.1 million school budget.Read More
Read MorePortland Planning Board gets first look at proposed Bayside project with 800 housing units
West Bayside Partners and Port Property Management are seeking approval of a master development plan that outlines their vision for
Read MoreAuburn school officials plans cuts to athletic programs
Administrators say the cuts were necessary to help offset rising transportation and athletic training costs.Read More
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