31,000 acres of ancestral land could be returned to Penobscot Nation
The prospective deal would increase tribal trust holdings by a third and secure public access to Katahdin Woods and Waters
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Minot officials reassess security at town buildings
MINOT — In the wake of mass shootings in Lewiston last week, local officials Monday revisited the issue of town
Read morePhillips 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 moreLooking Back on Nov. 2
100 Years Ago: 1923 The first lesson in the millinery course will begin tonight at the Blue Triangle at 7:30. Members
Read moreJay announces Sand for Seniors program
JAY – Again this year, the Town of Jay Police Department and Public Works are pleased to announce that we
Read moreRLHT Byway Ambassadors successfully connect visitors with community
RANGELEY – June through October, if you drive the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway (RLNSB) on the weekends,
Read moreOne shooting victim at CMMC remains in critical condition
Three people who were critically injured in the shootings last week are being cared for at Central Maine Medical Center.
Read moreRandolph 17-year-old in serious but stable condition following car crash in Augusta
The teen was one of four Gardiner Area High School students traveling to the Capital Area Technical Center when their
Read moreSkowhegan-area school superintendent named top administrator in the state
The Maine School Superintendents Association this week named SAD 54’s Jon Moody as the superintendent of the year.Read More
Read moreSeveral members of one family killed in Maine fire
A child was the only person to survive the fire in Fort Fairfield Read More
Read moreCommission authorizes traffic enforcement sign for Oxford County Sheriff’s Office
The nearly $10,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.Read More
Read moreData Privacy Once Again At The Forefront in Augusta — Judiciary Committee to Hold Data Privacy Work Session Next Wednesday
Mainers’ data privacy is once again set to be a focal point for lawmakers in Augusta. Next Wednesday, members of
Read moreMaine Mom Challenges Alleged Secret Public School Gender Transitions in Federal Court
A Newcastle woman who discovered that public school officials were facilitating the social transition of her 13-year-old daughter behind her
Read moreRichmond residents to vote on new retirement plan for police officers in effort to attract staff
The plan would allow full-time officers to qualify for retirement after 25 years of service, instead of after turning 60
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