Rumford police investigate reports of criminal mischief incidents
At least 11 windows have been damaged in the past week around Rumford.Read More
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Suspect identified after truck carrying stolen port-a-potties crashes in Oakland
One person is suspected of driving away with a stolen Casella Waste Systems truck that was carrying port-a-potties that crashed
Read MoreAgren Appliance breaks ground on distribution center in Auburn
New facility will serve as hub for delivery, service and installation operations for the Maine-based appliance chain.Read More
Read MoreUMaine football will receive $635K to play the University of Oklahoma next fall
The University of Maine’s football team will take on a perennial power next fall as they will venture to Norman,
Read MoreWeek In Photos Aug. 4-11, 2023
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Read MoreWhy I am not afraid to hike alone in Maine
Just before sunrise, I entered the dense forest of Baxter State Park. My headlamp illuminated the trees, but before long, I
Read MoreJoin Maine’s Total Coverage, weather team for Very Local Day Thursday at Hadlock Field
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Read More91 sheep explore Gardiner neighborhood after farm jailbreak
Gardiner police responded to a daring early morning escape Wednesday after an entire flock of sheep made a break for
Read MoreGray-New Gloucester Little League faces huge fundraising effort ahead of Little League World Series
The New England Regional Champions will represent the area starting with an opening parade on Monday, then play their first
Read MoreGreater Franklin Food Council presents Breakfast Under the Oaks fundraiser, Sept. 2
FARMINGTON – There’s nothing like a picnic in the summer in Maine! Come join the Greater Franklin Food Council for Breakfast
Read MoreChesterville Meeting House to host presentation on Western Maine wildlife
CHESTERVILLE – Renowned research scientist, author, illustrator, and UVM professor emeritus Bernd Heinrich and Scott Lindsay, Regional Wildlife Biologist for the
Read MoreLabor center launches with goal of teaching, protecting workers’ rights
The Charles Scontras Center for Labor and Community Education, set to open at USM this fall, will offer free classes
Read MoreFoodTech program offers support, connections to help food-based companies grow
The new program is designed to help food-based businesses in Maine learn to increase efficiency and sustainability.Read More
Read MoreHow UMaine men’s basketball plans to improve upon last year’s resurgent campaign
Even though the University of Maine men’s basketball team starts its season in less than two months, its starting five
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