Photos: Ballplayers use their imagination
The Scoles and Hazard families play a pretend game of baseball Tuesday at Hippach Field in Farmington.Read More
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Bangor plans targeted sweep of city’s largest homeless encampment
Bangor officials are planning a targeted sweep of the city’s largest homeless encampment, which is located behind the Hope House
Read MorePhotos: Herd on the street in Pittston as cows, sheep seek greener pasture
Volunteers, and sheriff’s deputies, gathered in Pittston Tuesday morning to help Morton Brook Ranch owner Christian Jensen move his herd
Read MoreState Rep Ann Fredericks Requests Resolution to Reform Maine’s Syringe Exchange Program
Maine State Rep. Ann Fredericks (R-Sanford) has submitted a request for a resolution in the second legislative session that would
Read MoreHusson awarded more than $2M to improve retention and graduation rates for low-income students
The competitive federal grant will fund the creation of the Supporting Students through Advising, Programming, and Technology Initiative BANGOR —
Read MorePortland police report single gunshot in Kennedy Park
Police have not identified the man who they say shot at another car in the Bayside neighborhood on Monday afternoon.Read
Read MoreBangor pedestrian hit by car, seriously injured
Police said the crash happened Tuesday morning, shutting down Broadway Read More
Read MoreMaine K9 to get special protection thanks to donation
K9 Sauer will soon sport a protective vest, honoring someone who dedicated their life to service Read More
Read MoreFormer Long Creek prisoner sues state, alleging excessive isolation, sexual assault as teen
The lawsuit targets the Maine Department of Corrections, which is tasked with rehabilitating juveniles at the Long Creek Youth Development
Read MoreFeds plan to spend up to $95 million to upgrade Coburn Gore border crossing
The General Services Administration will hold a public meeting Oct. 26 at the main building in northern Franklin County.Read More
Read MoreEllsworth museum hopes new events barn will draw more people to its campus, city
Woodlawn Museum in Ellsworth, the centerpiece of which is a mansion formerly owned by the wealthy Black family, is close
Read MoreJoin us as we celebrate “Faith Traditions in Our Hospital Setting’ — October
To foster a more understanding and inclusive community, Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center launched a series of monthly information
Read MoreMaine tribal leader removed ahead of expected meeting with the governor
The Passamaquoddy tribe at Sipayik has removed its chief for the fourth time in seven years Read More
Read MorePhoto: Mr. Drew’s grand reopening Saturday
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