Maine’s Catholic Appeal donors helping to better the lives of tens of thousands of neighbors in need
PORTLAND — It is impossible to quantify the effect the Catholic Appeal has had on the lives of thousands and
Read MorePORTLAND — It is impossible to quantify the effect the Catholic Appeal has had on the lives of thousands and
Read MoreBANGOR — Columbia Street Baptist Church is thrilled to announce the appointment of Rev. Michael Longfellow as its new preaching
Read MoreEditor’s note: This story was originally published in September 2020. Each summer, hikers flock to Katahdin, the tallest mountain in
Read MorePlagued by drought a few years ago, farmers would now likely give their right arms for a dry field. Persistent
Read MoreBangor received a nearly $900,000 federal grant last month to demolish an abandoned, contaminated former military building at the Bangor
Read MoreHundreds of people lined the streets of Brewer and downtown Bangor to watch the annual Fourth of July Parade on
Read More1. Charlie Collins, 8:25; 2. Biruk Beardlsey, 8:42; 3. James Fahey, 8:47; 4. Myles Quirion, 9:00; 5. David Kerschner, 9:00;
Read MoreA couple found dead in Brooklin over the weekend died in a murder-suicide. William Cohen, 75, and his wife, 71-year-old Pamela
Read MoreA Unity man was seriously injured in a Monday evening ATV crash in Brooks. Zach Taylor, 18, was a passenger
Read MoreTwo people were found dead in a Brooklin home Sunday, prompting an investigation into what police have called “suspicious circumstances’
Read MoreA Porter woman is shaken up but recovering after she says she punched a bear in the face and was
Read MoreAs the cooler, soggy conditions in Maine extend into the early part of summer, anglers can expect waters to begin warming
Read MoreThe Maine Community Foundation’s Guy P. Gannett Journalism Scholarship Fund has awarded $222,000 in scholarships to 19 students studying journalism
Read MoreBELFAST — Bob and Marsha Siviski, who moved to Belfast in 2019, have more than 70 years of gardening experience
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