Small Maine plantation won federal funding to renovate building with unique past
A remote Piscataquis County settlement that owns only one structure, a building that locals estimate is more than 130 years
Read MoreA remote Piscataquis County settlement that owns only one structure, a building that locals estimate is more than 130 years
Read MoreFORT KENT, Maine — A returning Quebec woman and her team of sled dogs won the Pepsi/Native Dog Food Can-Am
Read MoreSt. Albans residents approved a $1.5 million budget and approved all but two of 48 articles on the Town Meeting
Read MoreWaterford residents will face new rules for yard sales and less restrictive requirements in site plan review for decibel levels.Read
Read MoreAdam McAllister of Greene is still missing, officials say. He expressed interest in going ice fishing on Monday, the day
Read MoreBudget Committee had recommended $902 remaining in the Bicentennial Account be used to help lower tax commitment, but voters wanted
Read MoreAbout 25 residents approved all 46 Town Meeting warrant items on a snowy Saturday morning.Read More
Read MoreFirst Amendment advocates across New England say the sweeping decision sets a dangerous precedent.Read More
Read MoreWaterville officials have announced a downtown winter parking ban on Sunday from midnight to 6 a.m. The Concourse and downtown
Read MoreFARMINGTON — The Emery Community Arts Center on the University of Maine at Farmington campus is featuring three exciting musical
Read MoreFORT KENT, Maine – Excitement and dog barks filled downtown Fort Kent Saturday morning as more than a thousand spectators
Read MoreTHOMASTON — Watts Hall Community Arts is pleased to bring Double or Nothing to town for a family-friendly show starting
Read MoreLIVERMORE – The Washburn Norlands Living History Center has good news to share. Based on the outpouring of support from
Read MoreSALEM TOWNSHIP – Mt. Abram Regional High School recently announced the honor roll for the second quarter, from November 4,
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