Lisbon schools maintains superintendent’s contract, addresses agenda confusion
LISBON — School employees, students and community members went before the Lisbon School Committee Monday night in support of teachers
Read MoreLISBON — School employees, students and community members went before the Lisbon School Committee Monday night in support of teachers
Read MoreThe 73-69 vote shows the difficulty of passing gun legislation in Maine, which has a strong hunting heritage and tradition
Read MoreJennifer Cote-Bell, 38, was given a summons for operating without a license, police said.Read More
Read MoreThe independent agency that regulates America’s interstate electricity and natural gas transmission systems is holding a special forum in Portland
Read MoreBrewer’s property tax rate will decrease by $1 under the city’s new $16.7 million municipal budget, which councilors approved Tuesday.
Read MoreTwo motorcyclists that were injured in a Stockton Springs hit-and-run crash are offering a $5,000 reward for information on the vehicle
Read MoreAs part of a redevelopment process, L-AC aims to strengthen its undergraduate and graduate health care programs, and redefine its
Read MoreA city spokesperson says more on the department’s leadership will be announced in the coming weeks. Read More
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Read MoreThomaston voters Wednesday will decide at a town meeting whether portions of the Thomaston Green — the former state prison
Read MoreA Silver Alert has been issued for an Eliot woman who went missing around 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday. Doreen Gray,
Read MoreCity officials say about half of the 28 families who received General Assistance vouchers last month have found other housing,
Read MoreFour project requests were put on a contingency list for American Rescue Plan Act funds, if the county gets congressional
Read MoreWords appeared June 3 on two sides of the Gardiner Feed building on Maine Avenue, but with the building slated
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