Police release details about Milford weapons incident
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency on Tuesday released more details about an incident in Milford on Monday that involved weapons, prompted
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Bangor man accused of setting fire at Brewer convenience store
A Bangor man is accused of setting a fire near the Paradis Shop ‘n Save in Brewer on Sept. 22.
Read MoreDunkin’ has free coffee for Maine educators on Thursday, Oct. 5
Save your apples for another day because Dunkin’ is giving teachers what they really want on World Teachers’ Day –
Read MoreBangor child care center expanding to a 2nd location in Hermon
A Bangor child care center will open a second location in Hermon. The Neighborhood Early Childhood Center, which serves children
Read MoreHistoric districts not to blame for Portland’s housing woes, new report states
PORTLAND, Maine — A new report issued Tuesday by the city’s Planning and Urban Development staff states Portland’s 12 historic districts
Read MoreHow to get a license to sell homemade food in Maine
This story was originally published in February 2021. Selling homemade treats isn’t quite so easy as setting up a bake
Read MoreOxford man dies in motorcycle crash
An Oxford man died after the motorcycle he was driving crashed in Casco on Tuesday. Eric Merciers Jr., 38, died
Read MoreIt took 3 months to clear a Bangor homeless encampment, and not everyone got homes
Bangor partnered with a team of experts less than a year ago to help address the city’s blooming homelessness crisis.
Read MoreUMaine library evacuated over smell from burned-out light
UMaine’s library was evacuated when campus police pulled the fire alarm after smelling burning caused by a broken light fixture,
Read MoreUMaine women’s soccer rallies for tie to remain unbeaten
ORONO – The University of Maine’s women’s soccer team was in deep trouble. The unbeaten Black Bears were trailing the
Read MoreMaine AllCare hosts information session for Penobscot universal healthcare referendum
In addition to the eight state ballot questions this November, residents of Penobscot will have their own referendum to consider:
Read MoreEllsworth opens its first new police station in 90 years
After decades of getting progressively more crowded and a failed legal challenge to the project, Ellsworth is about to open
Read MoreA difficult climb makes conquering Katahdin a gratifying accomplishment
I stood below the huge, sloping rock, looking almost straight up. I was trying to figure out how to ascend, doubting
Read MoreA search for books leads Aroostook librarians to a World War I gun
While digging through ceiling-high piles of boxes for a summer book sale, Fort Fairfield librarian Barb Wells-Alexander stumbled upon a
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