Belfast-area schools may allow older students to ask for condoms
Condoms could soon be available by request to middle- and high-school students in Regional School Unit 71, if a proposed
Read MoreCondoms could soon be available by request to middle- and high-school students in Regional School Unit 71, if a proposed
Read MoreBangor reported a record single-day snowfall for Jan. 23 on Monday, while several surrounding communities reported more than 18 inches
Read MoreTradition is part of what makes the Dysart’s Snowmobile Egg Ride and Ride-In for Pine Tree Camp so special. This year
Read MoreFive days before Christmas, a local musician and his family lost everything in a fire, including a massive music collection,
Read MoreA dairy company tucked behind the Bangor International Airport has quietly become the largest cheese producer in Maine after arriving
Read MoreSOUTH PORTLAND, Maine — Saturday afternoon’s low tide was lower than most, the new moon leaving a vast, goey mudflat
Read MoreFARMINGTON — The UMF Art Gallery will be presenting an exclusive 15-year retrospective of the sculptural work of multimedia artist
Read MoreWalker named as Cumberland Crossing sales consultant FALMOUTH — OceanView at Falmouth is pleased to announce the appointment of Shireen
Read MoreBy Kim Brawn While nothing can be all things to all people, libraries come pretty close. They’ve become shapeshifters, changing
Read MoreFORT KENT, Maine — Cami Shields not only led the Southern Aroostook Warriors to victory Saturday, but accomplished a coveted
Read MorePRESQUE ISLE, Maine — It was a back-and-forth battle on the ice at the Presque Isle Forum on Saturday with
Read MoreChangsu Kristopher Lee opened his part-time takeout restaurant Korean Dad so he could spend his weekends cooking the food he loves
Read MoreAs a financial institution invested in their communities and neighbors, Acadia Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce they will
Read MoreA man was arrested after police say he refused to release a frightened woman from his car, leading officers on
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