Man killed in Poland crash has been identified
The man killed in a Monday morning crash in Poland has been identified. Gary D. Hesketh, 41, of Oxford was driving
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Senator Backs Bill to Bring Maine National Guard Home from Undeclared Wars
A Maine State Senator has introduced a bill that would require an official declaration of war by the U.S. Congress
Read MoreUMaine men’s hockey forward Grant Hebert leaves team to pursue pro career
Forward Grant Hebert — who tied for third on the University of Maine’s hockey team in scoring last season —
Read MoreGood Tern January classes focus on a healthy diet
ROCKLAND — In January the Good Tern Co-op, located at 750 Main Street in Rockland, will offer two classes for
Read MoreBar Harbor businesses sue town over new limit on cruise ship visits
The law, adopted by voters in November, limits cruise ships to 1,000 passengers a day going ashore in the town.Read
Read MoreMajor Gen. Farnham to speak at Bangor Region Chamber business breakfast
BANGOR — The Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce will host their annual business breakfast at the Cross Insurance Center on
Read MoreOakland man arrested by police in Waterville Irving gas station robbery
Justin Murphy, 35, was arrested late Monday in Winslow and charged with robbery and theft in connection with the Circle
Read MoreThis short hike offers phenomenal views of Penobscot Bay
The Georges Highland Path has been one of my favorite hiking venues for more than three decades. Built and maintained
Read MoreFlooding closes section of road between Caribou and Fort Fairfield
An ice jam on the Aroostook River has caused a five- to six-mile section of road near the Caribou and Fort
Read More$1 million in federal funding gives boost to Preble Street food security hub
The project now has about half the funding it needs for renovations on the new center in South Portland aimed
Read MoreSchool districts overwhelmed with public records requests
Some school districts throughout Maine say they’re receiving more FOAA requests than ever before, following national efforts by education-focused conservative
Read MoreAs another Maine court reporter retires, a digital recording system will replace her
Maureen Whitehouse likes to hear the whole story. That’s why she spent nearly 40 years in Maine courtrooms as a
Read MoreLooking Back on Jan. 3: ‘Maine roads open despite heavy snow’
Read more about Jan. 3, 1948, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The Ladies Society of Grace Lutheran
Read MoreNew district attorney takes office
Neil McLean Jr. of Turner will serve Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties.Read More
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