Distracted driver rear-ends school bus in Orrington
A distracted driver rear-ended a school bus in Orrington on Monday morning. The school bus was traveling on Route 15
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Kingfield board discusses wildflowers for Main Street
KINGFIELD – The Kingfield selectboard met on Monday evening at 6 p.m. Prior to the selectboard meeting, they held a
Read MoreSafe Voices plans vigil to recognize Domestic Violence Action Month
LEWISTON — October is Domestic Violence Action Month, and Safe Voices will be holding a vigil in Lewiston on Monday,
Read MoreBangor Savings Bank continues commitment to customers and community through leadership development
FARMINGTON – Bangor Savings Banks has promoted two existing team members and welcomed a new employee to the Farmington branch.
Read MoreUMF named a “Best College” by U.S. News & World Report for value and affordable access
FARMINGTON – The University of Maine at Farmington has once again been named a “Best College” by U.S. News &
Read MoreGrowing homelessness leads Rockland activists to fight for overnight warming center
Winter is coming, and activists are worried that homeless people in Rockland will not have a warm place to stay
Read MoreMaine again pushes gaming limits that irked veterans clubs
AUGUSTA, Maine — After Maine lawmakers made a late fix in 2022 to overturn new rules for pull-tab gaming, veterans clubs
Read MoreIt’s time to get ready for Maine’s next solar eclipse
PORTLAND, Maine — It’s time to get ready for the upcoming solar eclipse. Beat the rush and get your eyeball-safe equipment
Read More2 officials resign as frustration mounts in tiny Maine town
A tiny Maine town’s clerk and second assessor have resigned amid swelling tensions between residents and leadership that have forced
Read MoreFeds intervene to clean up defunct Caribou steam plant
CARIBOU, Maine — The federal government is taking emergency action to clean up a defunct steam power plant on the
Read MoreSix-foot sturgeon washes up on Pine Point Beach in Scarborough
The tourist who snapped the photo says it appeared the endangered fish had been hit by a propellor. Read More
Read MoreBradford moratorium targets man’s vision of housing the homeless
Bradford’s Select Board is considering a moratorium on the development of certain housing and shelters after residents last month fiercely
Read MoreJudge says criminal proceedings against South Portland teen will remain open
District Court Judge Peter Darvin did restrict the types of information prosecutors can publicly share in the case against Tristan
Read MoreCity Council meeting on tourism district derailed by Zoom trolls
The council had yet to vote on the proposal following a long delay resulting from an onslaught of callers espousing
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