Mayor Jason Levesque announces run for fourth term
If elected, it would be Levesque’s fourth two-year term. He says it would also be his last.Read More
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Photo: Neighborhood trip to cool off
Auburn mom rallies neighborhood kids to take a walk to cool off in a Lewiston fountain Monday afternoon.Read More
Read MoreCulvert collapses in South Portland; Road closed, bus service altered
City engineers, Public Works crews and the South Portland Police are on scene as traffic is being detoured away from
Read MoreMaine woman claims deputy shot her while she was being held hostage
An Aroostook County sheriff’s deputy shot through a Hodgdon woman to kill the man holding her hostage, she claims in
Read MoreBangor pool to receive $45,000 for renovations
A Bangor nonprofit fighting to keep a beloved community pool afloat will receive $45,000 in pandemic relief funds from the
Read MoreTractor-trailer driver in Skowhegan trapped temporarily after utility pole falls onto cab
A 48-year-old Canaan man who was driving a tractor-trailer for New Balance was not injured when the pole fell onto
Read MoreMaine Wildlife warns of invasive Zebra Mussels threat
It’s a warning from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife: An invasive species has become an emerging threat
Read MoreArmstrong Bank partners with Arkatechture
PORTLAND — Arkatechture CUSO, a technology company dedicated to empowering organizations with a better understanding of their business through data,
Read MoreMaine AG obtains civil rights injunction against man convicted of threatening Black women
The action was levied against Alishah Sayed, 28, after he completed a sentence in the criminal case.Read More
Read MoreLamoine approves temporary pause on ‘glampground’ application
The overwhelming approval by town voters forces a temporary halt to a proposed luxury glampground less than 10 miles from
Read MoreAccess to new Edward Little High School will be via Western Avenue only
Traffic to the school will flow in and out of one entrance, while three other routes will be closed until
Read MoreTurner board accepts Quimby hall paving bid
There are four marijuana store licenses available in town, which the town will select interested applicants through a lottery-like process.Read
Read MoreUMaine Professor’s First Amendment Lawsuit Against the University of Maine System Given Green Light by District Court Judge
A District Court judge just gave the lawsuit brought against the University of Maine System for allegedly violating a former
Read MoreJustice rules in favor of Wilton regarding proposed Wilson Lake Marina in Wilton
James Butler and Ashley Rand had hoped to install a commercial marina on Wilson Pond but the Wilton Planning Board
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