Pro-wind power groups urge Mills to give tribes a place at the table
Environmental and labor officials ask the administration to do more to include the Wabanaki tribes of Maine in offshore wind
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Looking Back on Sept. 1
100 Years Ago: 1923 Unless the present week turns up some unexpected warm weather, the present month will be the
Read MoreLe Club Francais to offer ‘Valley French’ lessons to help keep language alive
MADAWASKA, Maine — Northern Mainers will soon have a unique opportunity to learn conversational Valley French, a language dialect spoken primarily in
Read MoreOrono might change its local election date so UMaine students can vote
Orono is considering changing its municipal election from March to November to improve voter access for University of Maine students.
Read MoreFarmington Parks and Rec gearing up for fall sports, seeking coaches and staff
FARMINGTON – The Farmington Parks and Recreation Department is getting ready for fall sports, and they are looking for more
Read MoreUMF Emery Community Arts Center announces pair of fall exhibitions
FARMINGTON – The UMF Emery Community Arts Center is opening a first of the year event with an exciting pair
Read MoreFranklin Savings Bank promotes new VP, Senior Commercial Loan Officer
RUMFORD – Franklin Savings Bank is eager to announce the promotion of Richard “Rich” Allen to the role of Vice
Read MoreLate night TV in Bangor used to be much more ‘weird’ — thanks to Eddie Driscoll
In the 1960s and early ’70s, in eastern Maine, if you stayed up late watching TV on a Saturday night,
Read More‘Human algorithms’ have powered this Maine radio station for 50 years
PORTLAND, Maine — The phone rang in the middle of the night and Jim Rand answered it. On the other end
Read MoreMultimedia artist is creating sculptures in the path of the 2024 eclipse
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A multimedia artist from Georgia with family roots in Houlton is creating an installation of three
Read MoreUnity hires municipal veteran as new administrative assistant
The town of Unity has hired a former employee from a neighboring town to run its town office. Loni-Ann Spaulding,
Read MoreA tiny Maine community is growing with an art gallery store
A thriving arts community in a small Piscataquis County town has expanded with a gallery store, bringing even more exposure
Read MoreLooking Back on Aug. 30
100 Years Ago: 1923 Members of Lewiston Reading Circle enjoyed a delightful day Tuesday as guests of Mrs. George W.
Read More11 million fans and counting for Portland Sea Dogs
11 million fans and counting for Sea Dogs Read More
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