The big changes coming to Maine’s child care system, explained
AUGUSTA, Maine — A handful of changes meant to improve Maine’s child care system will begin taking effect this fall.
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Oxford sheriff sold dozens of guns from evidence
The sheriff directed his detective to complete an unusual task: gather guns from the office’s evidence room to be sold.
Read MoreBangor approves pandemic relief funding for middle school health clinics
Health clinics will be added to two Bangor middle schools using $500,000 in federal pandemic relief funding from the city.
Read MoreBelfast residents want a say in the future of the Hutchinson Center
The University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast officially closed Friday, but locals aren’t ready to give up on the
Read MoreA surprising Maine town has seen home prices double since 2020
Most Maine cities and towns have seen home prices rise by at least 30 percent since the start of the
Read MoreAfter uncovering misuse of funds, a Maine town clerk spars with selectmen
This past winter, Sorrento Town Clerk Kathi Moore wanted to know more about the local fire department’s use of town
Read MoreMaine DHHS Resumes Eligibility Checks for MaineCare Following Pandemic-Era Freeze: 3,000 Deemed Ineligible for Coverage So Far
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services began “unwinding” MaineCare’s 400,000-plus enrollment two months ago by “redetermining” all recipients’
Read MoreBangor painter murdered by her lover has art up for auction this weekend
Bangor native Helena Wood Smith was a talented landscape painter, and in 1910 had set up among the creative glitterati
Read MoreFour new exhibits open at Caldbeck Gallery
ROCKLAND — From Aug. 4 through Sept. 16, the Caldbeck Gallery, 12 Elm Street in Rockland, will exhibit the work
Read MoreGroup connected to RFK Jr. is bankrolling Maine doctor’s fight to get her license back
After they struggled with COVID-19 symptoms for two weeks, Joel Mahoney drove his parents to Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport,
Read More‘Ear-piercing’ sirens drove her out of downtown Bangor
When a fleet of emergency vehicles raced past Janet Sanborn Jonas’ downtown Bangor apartment as she prepared to move to
Read MorePortland City Hall is trying to fill more than 200 vacancies
The city of Portland is trying to fill more than 200 vacant positions, with most in the areas of law
Read MoreUMF Art Gallery – call for artists
FARMINGTON — The UMF Art Gallery on the University of Maine at Farmington campus announces a call for artists for
Read MoreHenry’s Public House opening in former Bull Feeney’s location
PORTLAND, Maine — A new tavern is set to open in the former Bull Feeney’s location in the Old Port.
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