St. Anthony of Padua Festival returns to Windham on July 15
WINDHAM — A special Mass in honor of their patron saint and an outdoor festival will draw parishioners and community
Read MoreWINDHAM — A special Mass in honor of their patron saint and an outdoor festival will draw parishioners and community
Read MoreMaine’s Department of Environmental Protection has suspended two of Nordic Aquafarms’ licenses for the land-based fish farm it wants to
Read MoreHundreds of country music fans from throughout the area arrived in Bangor to see Kane Brown at Maine Savings Amphitheater
Read MoreHERMON, Maine — The food at Dysart’s in Hermon has been voted the best truck stop food in the country
Read MoreWe take a lot for granted in our fast-paced, mechanized, high-tech world. If you have ever wanted to get a feel
Read MoreAUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine Senate passed Thursday a bill backed by the solar industry and Gov. Janet Mills to slightly
Read MoreAfter a Thursday vote count, 29 nurses that make up the interpretive staff at MaineHealth have overwhelmingly shown support for
Read MoreLINCOLNVILLE – In 1972, architect and artist Jack Silverio set out to design and build an aesthetically distinctive and lifestyle-sustaining
Read MoreBANGOR – The Friends of Dakin Pool will cover the admission fee on the opening day of Dakin Pool, Friday,
Read MoreBAR HARBOR — Shoppers who receive SNAP benefits now have a wider array of choices when it comes to supporting
Read MoreTwo former Franklin County deputy sheriffs pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court in Bangor to charges related to their roles
Read MoreLIMESTONE, Maine – Limestone wants to pay its new town manager $22,000 more per year even though he has no
Read MoreAUBURN — “It’s almost like we have had to rebuild every part of our parish.” Fr. Daniel Greenleaf, pastor of
Read MorePortland Public Schools is pushing to expand multilingual learning in response to a growing number of students who are not
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