Maine Potato Farmers Worried As Northern Maine’s Dry Summer Continues
Potato farmers are worried about their crops as the northern part of the state experiences one of the driest summers
Read MorePotato farmers are worried about their crops as the northern part of the state experiences one of the driest summers
Read MoreORONO – University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer a webinar about growing garlic in Maine noon to 1 p.m.
Read MoreRANGELEY – The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will present an opening reception and award ceremony for the Western Mountain
Read MoreFARMINGTON – The University of Maine at Farmington’s men’s head soccer coach, Blake Hart, has announced the hiring of Andrew
Read MoreBANGOR – Bangor police are warning people of a rash of car burglaries in the city. Bangor Police Dept. Spokesman
Read MoreBROOKTON – A non-profit organization for veterans dealing with post traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and mental health issues
Read MoreAs public schools in Maine prepare to return to classroom instruction, with many adopting a hybrid system of learning, Democratic
Read MoreELLSWORTH – Firefighters in Ellsworth are coming together to prevent job-related cancer. “If we can reduce the chances of a
Read MoreSKOWHEGAN – A Hartland man was formally charged Friday with operating a meth lab out of his home. The charge
Read MoreSKOWHEGAN – The Somerset County Grand Jury returned indictments against 22 people on Friday, on a variety of charges ranging
Read MoreMaine’s ranked-choice voting woes continue. Secretary of State Matt Dunlap announced Monday his office had to retabulate the July primary
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