FBI’s ‘Public Enemy No. 1’ was gunned down in Bangor 86 years ago
Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Oct. 12, 2020. Eighty-three years ago, Al Brady — an Indiana gangster
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Haunted Castine ghost tours
CASTINE – Visitors to Castine have a new opportunity to get into the Halloween spirit with “Haunted Castine” guided ghost
Read MoreCommission endorses statewide public defender network for Maine
By Samantha Hogan of The Maine Monitor. An $8.8 million proposal that would create a statewide network of public defender
Read MoreMaine Conservation Voters hosts online Lunch & Learn event: Exploring the Arctic
What: Each week, Maine Conservation Voters hosts a one-hour webinar focused on important and timely topics. Dr. Susana Hancock, polar expert with
Read MoreKatahdin Trust joins ABA and banks Across U.S. for #BanksNeverAskThat anti-phishing campaign
Katahdin Trust joined the American Bankers Association and banks across the nation to promote an industry-wide campaign educating consumers about
Read MorePortland had 2nd highest jump in domestic flight prices in the nation last year
PORTLAND, Maine — If you’re looking to book a flight out of Portland soon, it’s likely going to cost you
Read MoreGarden club program will address expansion and care of Belfast’s tree canopy
BELFAST — Learn more about a new initiative to expand and care for Belfast’s treasured tree canopy in a free
Read MoreInside Messalonskee football team’s stunning season
You could say Messalonskee’s football team is rebuilding this year, but in sports “rebuilding” evokes a sense of arduousness, of
Read MoreBradly Nadeau leads UMaine hockey to win over RPI
ORONO, Maine — University of Maine freshman right wing Bradly Nadeau had a memorable Alfond Arena debut on Thursday night.
Read MoreHistoric Patten building reopens with a jam session
PATTEN, Maine — A spontaneous jam session of strings, drums and vocals breathed new life into Patten’s once endangered 1845
Read MoreThe big ideas from Maine lawmakers to ease the housing crisis
Maine lawmakers will try to push zoning and tax changes, increased affordable housing production and more rent assistance through the
Read MoreNuisance animals and boating lawbreakers bring out these specialists
With wardens retiring and the law enforcement pool shrinking, the Maine Warden Service has created specialists to handle boating violations
Read MoreLincolnville native’s heroics for UMaine women’s soccer keep unbeaten streak alive
Kristina Kelly has been a powerful addition to the University of Maine women’s soccer team. The fleet-footed 5-foot-4 Lincolnville native,
Read MoreVermont utility wants to end power outages by offering batteries. Could it work in Maine?
Winter storms and historic flooding this year brought fresh impetus to an ambitious plan by Vermont’s largest electric company to
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