Belfast housing project could have all affordable units after proposed permit change
Residents expressed concern Thursday about proposed changes to a permit for an affordable housing development in Belfast, but the developers
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Maine’s top court rules Bangor man convicted of murder should be resentenced
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Thursday unanimously set aside the sentence of a Bangor man convicted of stabbing another man to
Read MoreThe Lumineers to kick off summer tour in Bangor
Folk-pop band The Lumineers will kick off the second leg of its world tour in Bangor this summer, with a
Read MoreMaine Veterans’ Homes says it needs $3.4M from state to close funding gap
Maine Veterans’ Homes is asking for more than $3 million from the state to close a sizable funding gap as
Read MoreThe long-time manager of America’s oldest shoe store hangs up his shoe horn
From the storefront windows of Colburn, Brian Horne has watched families grow up while Belfast transformed from a blue collar
Read MoreUMaine women’s basketball ousts Binghamton in America East quarterfinals
The University of Maine women’s basketball team used a 7-0 run midway through the fourth quarter to build a 10-point
Read MoreBald Eagle convenience store damaged by fire
FORT KENT, Maine — The Bald Eagle, a gas station and convenience store in Eagle Lake, was damaged heavily
Read MorePatten board sends Wolfden mining resolution to vote despite inaccuracies
PATTEN, Maine — Despite a Canadian mining company’s attempt to craft a softer resolution for a rural Maine town’s approval,
Read MoreHigh schooler charged after 10-year-old hit boarding bus in South Portland
A high school student has been charged after striking a 10-year-old boy with an SUV on Tuesday morning in South
Read More2 local buyers express interest in Aroostook Centre Mall
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A deal for the purchase of the Aroostook Centre Mall may be imminent as mall tenants
Read More70-year-old Montville man escapes fire by walking a mile barefoot
A man had to walk a mile in a foot of snow while barefoot to get help after his house caught
Read MoreUMaine to conduct first national assessment of seafood marketing practices
The University of Maine, with funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and NOAA Fisheries, is launching the first-ever national
Read MoreJudge allows Bar Harbor petitioner to weigh in on cruise ship limits lawsuit
A Bar Harbor resident who successfully spearheaded a citizen’s referendum to sharply lower the limit on local cruise ship visits
Read MoreWinter programs designed to spark love of fitness + nature in Washington County students
Students from Edmunds Consolidated School recently explored the Hardscrabble River Preserve on Shipyard Road in Dennsyville with Registered Maine Guide
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