“The Kitchen Table” in Rangeley, August 2
RANGELEY – The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will host an entertaining evening of personal storytelling on August 2, 2023,
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New UMF students get realistic feel for college life with summer program
FARMINGTON – Starting college can be quite an adjustment for many students. That’s why participating in one of the recent
Read MorePhotos: ‘Badges for Baseball’ clinic brings officers, players together on the diamond
Waterville police officers worked this week with young ball players at Maine’s Fenway Premier Baseball Camp in Oakland, and a
Read MoreThe future of Portland’s Time & Temperature Building is back in limbo
The developers have delayed starting a project to convert the building into a hotel – and are now considering if
Read MoreBangor’s Dakin Pool will offer free admission next week
Jumping into a cold pool on a hot summer day just got a bit more enticing. Starting July 31 and
Read MoreA new downtown Bangor shop is reviving old-school skills
A new shop in downtown Bangor deals in an old-fashioned kind of trade — for buttons and zippers, needles and
Read MoreYou can buy a Maine island with a lighthouse for $400K
A one-room cottage without running water and a composting toilet in the base of a decorative lighthouse put this island
Read MoreLooking Back on July 28
100 Years Ago: 1923 A fine ecclesiastical plant – not alone a church, as forecasted in Thursday’s Lewiston Journal, but
Read MoreDixfield facing $1.5 million in road damage from two storms
DIXFIELD — The town is now looking at more than $1.5 million in repairs after two storms caused significant damage to
Read MorePhoto: Fishing before the rain in Wilton
The Beaulieu siblings of Wilton were fishing with the help of their mother on Thursday morning at Wilson Pond in
Read MoreFixing Jay roads, sewer lines estimated to cost nearly $7.9 million, town says
The cost to fix the state Bureau of Parks and Lands’ Whistle Stop Trail in Jay is now estimated at
Read MoreBar Harbor fisherman accused of attempted murder has prior shooting charge
A Bar Harbor fisherman accused of shooting a co-worker in the head in Lamoine earlier this month and then trying to
Read MoreLisbon Town Council to use undesignated funds to reduce tax bills; new library director announced
The town will use $800,000 from the undesignated fund, bringing the mill rate to 21.3.Read More
Read MoreAuburn summer program aims to help new Mainers build relationship with the outdoors
Students have practiced outdoor survival skills, like navigation and building fires, in the summer program.Read More
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