31 people to be laid off from Orrington trash plant
Thirty-one people will be laid off from the Orrington trash incinerator as the plant’s foreclosure auction continues to be delayed.
Read MoreThirty-one people will be laid off from the Orrington trash incinerator as the plant’s foreclosure auction continues to be delayed.
Read MoreAUGUSTA, Maine — A state watchdog wants regulators to withhold nearly half of the $117 million that Central Maine Power
Read MoreThe Atlantic Salmon Federation wants answers after removing 46 escaped aquaculture salmon from the Magaguadavic River in New Brunswick since Aug.
Read MoreLOVELL — The Hobbs Library Speaker Series continues on Thursday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. with an in-person talk by Lake
Read MoreThere aren’t many soccer programs in the state, boys or girls, that have rung up the regular season numbers that
Read MorePolice killed a Patten man in custody last year after shocking him with a Taser multiple times, hitting him in
Read MoreIf you happen to look out the window on Saturday and see someone decked out in camouflage and carrying a bow
Read MoreA Blue Hill man was killed Tuesday afternoon in a crash in Penobscot. George Robbins, 90, was driving a black
Read MoreA Lubec man has pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend. Paul DeForest, 67, was accused of shooting and killing 58-year-old
Read MorePATTEN, Maine — Lunch patrons are already lined up at a new Patten restaurant when it opens for lunch, and
Read MoreA group of residents fed up with leadership in its plantation that has been shuttered since mid-July is demanding an
Read MoreBangor High School senior midfielder Olivia Scott has played for University of Maine women’s soccer coach Scott Atherley’s Seacoast United
Read MoreOLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine — Scores of random people have asked Steve Dayton the exact same question for years: What are
Read MoreOfficials in Wells are being urged to expand public access to Moody Beach. The issue is the subject of a
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