Bangor is finally deciding how to spend $20 million in COVID-relief funding
Bangor city councilors will begin considering whether to give some of the more than $20 million in federal COVID-19 relief
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Buckfield accepts penalty from Maine EMS
The town accepted a consent agreement that stated that its rescue department had members providing direct patient care who had
Read MoreAnodyne Book Shop kicks off Summer Sign and Sip Series with local summertime author Le Brun
SEARSPORT — Anodyne Book Shop in Searsport kicks off their Summer Sign and Sip Series with local summertime author Michelle
Read MoreOrono’s library wants to expand with proposed $3.6M in federal funds
Orono’s library wants to expand to include larger spaces for residents and students — plans developed more than two decades
Read MoreU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service considers a new refuge in Maine’s western mountains
The proposal, aimed at protecting wildlife and preserving access to recreational areas, is raising concerns among some area residents.Read More
Read MoreLegislation aims to curb violence against Maine health care workers in emergency settings
As the bill awaits final passage, some advocates say there’s more to be done to prevent violence in health care
Read MoreAcadian culture is being reborn at this French-language preschool
For a group bent on preserving French in the St. John Valley, a local prekindergarten is more than education. It’s
Read MoreFormer Husson men’s basketball assistant named new head boys coach at John Bapst
Freedom native Chris Bryant, who has been an assistant basketball coach for the men’s basketball team at Bangor’s Husson University
Read MoreHoulton coalition wants to find solutions to overdose deaths
HOULTON, Maine — A significant number of overdoses with several deaths in May has reignited the Link for Hope Coalition
Read MoreMan found dead in Lincolnville house fire
After firefighters responded to a house fire in Lincolnville on Saturday, a man in the home was found dead.Read More
Read More4 million books: Raising Readers program makes way for Dolly Parton’s national book program in 2024
PORTLAND – MaineHealth announced this week that the childhood literacy program it has administered will now help make way for
Read MoreOnce a hub of Aroostook, Fort Fairfield starts new drive to revitalize
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine — Pat Canavan would like to see more small-business owners become her neighbors on Main Street in Fort
Read MoreMachias Savings Bank announces new corporators
Machias Savings Bank is pleased to welcome several new corporators. The corporators were voted on and approved at the Bank’s
Read MoreUMaine Extension offers food preserving workshops July 11 and 12
SKOWHEGAN — University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer a two-part, hands-on food preservation workshop from 6–9 p.m. on July
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