Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund awards second grant for the Skowhegan River Park
SKOWHEGAN — The Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund has approved a $25,000 grant request from Main Street Skowhegan for construction of
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Maine student honored at international STEM competition
Four Maine State Science Fair winners spent the week in Dallas at the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair. The
Read MoreNew report: To create more economic opportunity for Maine families, look at asset-building opportunities
PORTLAND, BOSTON – Wealth and assets play a significant and often underestimated role in a family’s financial wellbeing and potential
Read MoreSt. John’s Scholarship Memorial Mass set for Brunswick on May 30
BRUNSWICK — A special Mass that honors family members that have passed away and also raises crucial funds for students
Read MoreBixby Chocolate wins four sofi Gold Product Awards and New Product Awards
ROCKLAND — Bixby Chocolate’s Organic Haiti 70% Dark Chocolate Bar, Maine Grains Oat Milk Bar, and Allagash 16 Counties Beer
Read MoreMillinocket chooses newcomer to fill open town council seat
MILLINOCKET, Maine — Voters chose a newcomer to fill an open seat on Millinocket’s Town Council and approved the 2024 school
Read MoreYoung Maine students often lag in science. A Bangor museum is trying to fix it.
The Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor will soon kick off a year-long pilot program aimed at helping elementary school teachers
Read MoreCommunity group demands changes at Fort Kent hospital
FORT KENT, Maine — It was standing room only at the Fort Kent Town Office Tuesday evening when about 100
Read More‘Do not drink order’ lifted in Waterville
The “do not drink order” has been lifted in Waterville. The Kennebec Water District says test results from samples taken
Read MoreUMaine baseball’s power-hitting star and coach earn top conference honors
University of Maine sophomore first baseman Jeremiah Jenkins, who has belted 18 home runs and driven in 70 runs to
Read MoreJudge dismisses appeal over Ellsworth’s lease for a new police station
A judge has dismissed an appeal of a decision by Ellsworth officials to lease a High Street building for a
Read MoreThomas College receives $20K grant from New England Board of Higher Education to expand awareness of open educational resources for students
WATERVILLE — In an effort to bring awareness of cost savings for students through Open Educational Resources, the New England
Read MoreHistoric Ellsworth home escapes demolition as state reevaluates plans for new courthouse
State officials have decided to construct a new courthouse in the city of Ellsworth, but aren’t sure where or how
Read MoreBelfast narrows its focus on what it wants in a public safety hub
When Belfast constructs its planned joint public safety headquarters, public safety officials say they want to see increased storage space, shared
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