Historic 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
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Looking Back on Oct. 13
100 Years Ago: 1923 Mrs. Elsie Anthoine and Mrs. A. L. Campbell will be the hostesses at the meeting Monday
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 MoreAuburn officials release staggering data on the state of homelessness in the city
A new report shows a 330% increase in Auburn General Assistance applications in just one year. Read More
Read MoreBigelow Labs expands facility in East Boothbay
Leaders hope the multimillion-dollar expansion will help accessibility to science Read More
Read MoreAvon homeowner charged with two unpermitted fires
Patrick Barr was found burning a snowmobile and chairs in his driveway.Read More
Read MoreWard 3: Elizabeth Eames: Eames seeks second Lewiston School Committee term
Eames believes that full employment in Lewiston schools requires a pay scale that can compete with school districts in neighboring
Read MoreAroostook dog dresses up to save cats
SHERMAN, Maine – A dog dressed in human clothing with a growing Instagram following is helping its owner raise money
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
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 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 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 MoreLooking Back on Oct. 12
100 Years Ago: 1923 The Lend-a-Hand Club will have preaching services in Centennial hall, in New Gloucester Sunday, Oct. 14,
Read MoreJay tables action on temporary bridge for second bid
FEMA requires two quotes to fix the roads and sewer lines. A federal disaster declaration was approved by the president
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