UMF offers Japanese Language and Culture courses as it resumes longstanding Fellowship Program
FARMINGTON – The University of Maine at Farmington is pleased to announce that it has resumed its longstanding Japanese Language
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Phillips goes festive with Pumpkins on Parade and the 31st annual Scarecrow Reunion
PHILLIPS – The Phillips Conservation Commission’s Annual Scarecrow Reunion, held during the latter weeks of October, gathered on Upper Main
Read MoreDeaf family grieves father of 4 and beloved community leader who was killed in Maine shootings
Among those killed in the Maine shootings was Josh Seal, an American Sign Language interpreter who gained notoriety as a
Read MoreHealthReach welcomes Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine Clinician, Jenna Martini, DO
CENTRAL MAINE – This November, HealthReach staff in Strong, Livermore Falls, and Belgrade are happy to welcome Dr. Jenna Martini
Read MoreVan Buren charcuterie board business to open next month
VAN BUREN, Maine – For Van Buren resident Tina Belanger, every charcuterie board is a unique work of art. Some are
Read MoreThirteen inmates at Somerset County Jail test positive for COVID-19
Two employees of the jail in Madison also tested positive for the virus, and administrators have taken steps to prevent
Read MoreEnrollment up 16 percent at Maine community colleges
Maine’s community colleges have seen 16 percent growth in enrollment this fall. There are 19,477 students enrolled in the state’s
Read MoreCanadians still reluctant to do business in Aroostook
Crossing the border is easier than it was during the pandemic, but Canadian business has yet to rebound in Aroostook
Read MoreCiting ‘emboldened attitude’ at Portland homeless encampment, DA wants to ‘leverage’ people into help
District Attorney Jackie Sartoris says there’s been an absence of natural consequences for certain criminal behavior during the COVID-19-era Read
Read MoreMills Admin Releases Report on Two Years and Nearly $1 Billion of COVID Relief Spending
The Mills Administration released a report Wednesday detailing how the governor has spent the nearly $1 billion in COVID-era relief
Read More4 candidates are running for 2 seats on Rockland’s city council
On Nov. 7, Rockland voters will choose from among an incumbent councilor, two former councilors, and a newcomer to elect
Read MoreKey UMaine hockey player to return for another year
University of Maine hockey left wing and assistant captain Ben Poisson had a decision to make last spring. He was
Read MoreWaterville pitches plan to buy yurts for homeless residents
The city of Waterville is considering buying 10 yurts to house homeless people this winter. The plan was pitched to
Read MoreArtsFarmington Presents: Lynn Vartan in Concert, October 18
FARMINGTON – ArtsFarmington will be presenting percussionist Lynn Vartan on Wednesday, October 18 at 7:30 at the Emery Performing Arts
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