FEMA sending millions of dollars to Maine
The federal agency is reimbursing the state for money spent on personal protective equipment for state employees.Read More
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Homeless camp threatens Bangor inn’s transition to affordable housing
John Karnes agreed nearly a year ago to sell his Bangor inn to Penquis CAP for it to develop housing,
Read MoreAcadia Hospital targets psychiatric crisis with new expansion
BANGOR, Maine — On a recent day, there were nearly 60 patients in emergency rooms around the state waiting for
Read MoreHelping with the Very Basics
FARMINGTON – The United Way of the Tri-Valley Area and their partners are working hard to meet the short and
Read MoreHermon girls basketball coach Chris Cameron steps down
After an eight-year career with the Hermon girls basketball program, Chris Cameron is stepping down from his position. Cameron led
Read MoreUMaine’s Entsminger leads USDA-funded study about rural communities’ needs
A national study published recently, led by a now University of Maine assistant professor and small business specialist, identifies critical
Read MoreHallowell-area district already faces $1.5 million budget hike in first year without Richmond
Even though the budget numbers are expected to change over the coming months, RSU 2 school officials are seeing the
Read MoreThe Eastern Maine Sportsmen’s Show makes a triumphant return
The University of Maine’s athletic facilities were abuzz with activity last weekend with the return of the Eastern Maine Sportsmen’s Show.
Read MoreValley Strong Credit Union partners with Arkatechture
With Arkatechture’s help, Valley Strong Credit Union will build a state-of-the-art data warehouse with the ability to deliver clean, reliable
Read MoreThe John T. Gorman Foundation welcomes McAuley as senior program associate
PORTLAND —The John T. Gorman Foundation is pleased to welcome Kristen McAuley as senior program associate. In her role, McAuley
Read MoreBangor organizations will soon be able to apply for the city’s COVID relief money
A way for local organizations to request some of the more than $20 million Bangor received in pandemic relief money
Read MoreOrono teen shows off ‘dragon tail’ fishing flies after a 3-year wait
Back in 2020, Alex Kinnison was prepared to make his debut as a vendor at the Eastern Maine Sportsmen’s Show. The
Read MoreUniversity of Maine System lifts COVID vaccine mandate
The system is still encouraging community members to get vaccinated and boosted.Read More
Read MoreMaine motorists appeal to keep naughty vanity license plates
A Maine vegan whose custom license plate contains the word “tofu” is one of the motorists caught in a state
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