Swords, boas and animal skulls grace new Houlton blade shop
HOULTON, Maine — Betty, an albino boa constrictor is curled up in a cozy corner of her aquarium in the
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‘Ear-piercing’ sirens drove her out of downtown Bangor
When a fleet of emergency vehicles raced past Janet Sanborn Jonas’ downtown Bangor apartment as she prepared to move to
Read MoreApplicants describe Bangor’s pandemic relief funding process as ‘a cage fight’
As Bangor city councilors work through the 60 requests for pandemic relief funding, some applicants are frustrated with the city’s
Read MoreFuture uncertain for Houlton education center as students embrace remote learning
HOULTON, Maine — Town tax implications, a loss of educational opportunity and contract renewals were among concerns expressed during an
Read MoreUMF Art Gallery – call for artists
FARMINGTON — The UMF Art Gallery on the University of Maine at Farmington campus announces a call for artists for
Read MoreEntrepreneur abandons plans for coffee shop at closed Brunswick cafe
A businessman has terminated his plans to open a new cafe in the former Little Dog Coffee Shop in downtown
Read MoreEMDC launches program to empower post-2020 businesses
BANGOR — Eastern Maine Development Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of the Economic Recovery Implementation HUB program, in
Read More2 national authors with St. John Valley roots meeting for 1st time at book event
FORT KENT, Maine — National authors and St. John Valley natives Cathie Pelletier and Connie Voisine are coming to Fort Kent to
Read MorePortland City Hall is trying to fill more than 200 vacancies
The city of Portland is trying to fill more than 200 vacant positions, with most in the areas of law
Read MoreEnvironmentalists want Maine to get gas vehicles off the roads
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine environmental groups want the state to follow California in phasing out the sale of gas-powered cars and
Read MoreBangor denies half of the applications for pandemic relief funding
Bangor cut half of the 60 organizations that asked Bangor for a piece of the city’s more than $20 million
Read MorePenobscot County is distributing its final round of pandemic relief money
With roughly $10 million in unallocated and unspent COVID-19 relief money left to dole out, the Penobscot County Commissioners are
Read MoreGreely senior earns All-American swimming honors
Audrey Cohen, a senior at Greely High in Cumberland Center, has been named All American in the 100-yard breaststroke by
Read MoreBrewer restaurant to open Rockland location
High Tide in Brewer, known for its riverfront location and seafood-focused menu, is opening a restaurant in Rockland. The restaurant
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