How a ‘crazy’ idea 50 years ago transformed theater in eastern Maine
Hard Telling Not Knowing each week tries to answer your burning questions about why things are the way they are
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BerryDunn announces research study to improve home health and hospice patient and family satisfaction
The project is accepting 100 home health and hospice agencies for participation in the first phase of the study. BANGOR
Read MorePhoto: Soaking up the last of summer
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Read MoreEthics Complaint Against Troy Jackson Officially Filed Over Residency Requirement Violation, Potential Fraud
Maine State Rep. John Andrews (R-Paris) filed an official written complaint Wednesday with Maine’s Attorney General’s Office and Ethics Commission
Read MoreLewiston to close turf fields to public, but will hire new staffer to oversee ‘structured access’
The fields at the Franklin Pasture Complex will likely close to the public starting Oct. 19, but the City Council
Read MoreLisbon councilors approve bond for bridge repair, hire assistant town manager
A May 2 storm damaged the Burrough Road bridge and the town must replace the temporary bridge the town constructed
Read MoreBarn fire spreads to more buildings in Sumner
There were no immediate reports of injury as firefighters battled the flames in near 90-degree heat.Read More
Read MoreWaterville council approves rezoning to make way for Washington Street apartment complex
John Jabar Jr. and his son, John Jabar III, want to construct apartment buildings on about 3.5 acres at 15
Read MoreMechanic Falls Council hears options for elementary schools
MECHANIC FALLS — The Town Council received a report Tuesday night from two town representatives on Regional School Unit 16’s
Read MoreNorth Jay Water District boil-water order lifted on Wednesday
There were several water line breaks in the North Jay area beginning on Aug. 23. Customers had to boil water
Read MoreCMP calls Public Advocate’s claims on excessive spending to restore power during storms ‘outrageous’
The Public Advocate stated, though assumes the spending was to restore power quickly: “…that is no excuse for excessive spending.”
Read MoreOne injured when SUV strikes utility pole in Skowhegan, knocking out power to CMP customers
Fire Chief Ronnie Rodriguez said it wasn’t clear what led the driver of the SUV to veer off Madison Avenue
Read More31 people to be laid off from Orrington trash plant
Thirty-one people will be laid off from the Orrington trash incinerator as the plant’s foreclosure auction continues to be delayed.
Read MoreSumner Select Board chairman loses to write-in candidate at Town Meeting
Residents voted to recess the Town Meeting before it could conside the 34 articles on gthe warrant.Read More
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