Lessons for Maine as it begins to distribute opioid settlement money
As Maine communities begin to spend what will amount to more than $235 million in opioid settlement money, parallels — and
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Storms muddy future for ATV enthusiasts
After a summer of frequent downpours and intense flooding, state officials and some of Maine’s hardest-hit ATV clubs are wondering
Read MoreFeds to resume dementia care payments to Maine Veterans Homes
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has signaled that it will begin reimbursing Maine Veterans Homes again for providing a
Read More8 deaths raise questions about Maine guardianship oversight
Eight incapacitated people in the state’s care died during the past three years and authorities don’t know exactly how. The
Read MoreIs it OK to use a canoe you find stashed in the Maine woods?
This story was originally published in September 2022. If you’ve spent any time romping around in the Maine woods, you’ve probably
Read MoreMaine’s rural counties scramble to fill gaps in police patrols
A late summer breeze whispered through the soaring pines surrounding Andy Foss’ home on the shore of Gardner Lake in
Read MorePortland City Council grapples with harassment, hate speech from anonymous Zoom callers
Councilors say they are weighing options to stymie the disruptive calls during meetings, including returning to in-person-only public comments.Read More
Read MoreBulldog Bulletin: September 11 – 17
FRANKLIN COUNTY – Municipal meetings and local events for the week of Monday, September 11 through Sunday, September 17. Farmington
Read MoreMt. Blue Boys XC dominates in Waterville race
FARMINGTON – The Mt. Blue High School Boys Cross Country team turned in a dominating performance in a 9 team
Read MoreThe Harp Twins return to Rumford, September 28
RUMFORD – The world’s only identical twin professional harpists, the Harp Twins, Camille and Kennerly Kitt, will kick off their
Read More2 leases rescinded for Nordic Aquafarms’ Belfast fish farm
The Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands has rescinded two leases Nordic Aquafarms needs in order to lay pipes for
Read MoreThose who make – or just love – cheese gather in record numbers at annual Pittsfield festival
The Maine Cheese Festival was held Sunday at Manson Park, with more than 60 artisan cheesemakers and related vendors from
Read MoreAuthorities looking for pickup truck driver who crashed in Raymond and fled
No one was found in the vehicle on Brown Road, but officials believe someone was injured in the crash and
Read MoreCentral Maine Power finding more ways to mitigate motor vehicle outages
AUGUSTA — In an effort to mitigate customer impacts from recent spikes in motor vehicles damaging utility poles, Central Maine
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