Looking Back on Sept. 14
100 Years Ago: 1923 A poultry killing and packing demonstration was held Tuesday morning at the home of Mr. and
Read More100 Years Ago: 1923 A poultry killing and packing demonstration was held Tuesday morning at the home of Mr. and
Read MoreMADRID TOWNSHIP – The Sandy River Ramblers, Maine’s premier Blue Grass Band, will be performing their annual benefit concert at
Read MoreFARMINGTON – The Farmington Public Library will host a book talk by local historian and author, Dale Potter-Clark, on Saturday,
Read MoreFARMINGTON – The Farmington Fair is returning for its 182nd Annual Exhibition on the week of September 17 through 23,
Read MorePRESQUE ISLE, Maine — SAD 1 in Presque Isle has students who speak only Spanish, preventing them from learning in
Read MoreContractors are removing the old entering ramp at Exit 102 on the Maine Turnpike, which has been replaced by a
Read MoreThe tax rate decreased this year, but a townwide revaluation has led to a dramatic increase in property assessments, resulting
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Read MoreA lawsuit alleging a Houlton man was injured by staff at a Bangor concert venue has been settled. The lawsuit
Read MoreThe identity of a Carmel man who died in a motorcycle crash last week was released on Wednesday. Justin Wilson,
Read MoreSelectmen Tuesday, Sept. 12, approved funds to purchase a portable narcotics screening device and a Federal Emergency Management Agency grant
Read MoreTwo contract options were given for waste removal, with the 3-year one costing $3 more per year to start.Read More
Read MoreA property owner with a permit to build a residential multi-family development in Orono will have to pay a $7,500
Read MoreEstimated damage to Jay’s roads and sewer lines from heavy rain, flooding and putting temporary access in is $7.9 million.Read
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