Picklers unite! Local pickleball is big and getting bigger
‘This is a game for anyone,’ says George ‘Flip’ Gosselin. ‘Out here, everyone fits in. You don’t have to be
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Manufacturing has helped bring momentum to Madison and new town manager looking to build on it
Denise Ducharme is fresh in her role as the town’s top administrator and she has an ambitious agenda that includes
Read MorePhotos: Old Crow Medicine Show and Hank Williams Jr.
Old Crow Medicine Show opened for Hank Williams Jr. and his band at the Bangor Waterfront on Friday, Aug. 25,
Read MoreSpruce Mountain directors approve chaga mushroom project
JAY — Regional School Unit 73 directors on Thursday conditionally approved a contract for JustNiks Micosilva to work with teachers
Read MoreFarmington Public Library Trivia Night crowns first-ever winners
FARMINGTON – Ten teams of Trivia Night contestants participated Thursday night at Farmington Public Library’s fundraising event at the Homestead
Read MoreSuspicious package at Topsham Walgreens turns out to contain engine part
Maine State Police bomb technicians were called to investigate the package, which was reported a day after bomb threats at
Read MoreSpirits flow in Oakland during Maine Open Winery Day
The celebration of local wineries seeks to encourage people to visit local wineries and try different products made with ingredients
Read MoreKingfield Artwalk kicks off once again, September 1
KINGFIELD – Kingfield Friday Artwalk welcomes one and all to an evening of art, crafts and (actual) socializing Friday, Sept.
Read MoreSea Dogs lose to Richmond
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Read MoreRiding the Casco Bay Ferry May Soon Become More Expensive: Casco Bay Transit District Considers Raising Prices, Reducing Service, and Cutting Staff
Riding the ferry may become more expensive for tourists and Maine’s island residents alike. The Casco Bay Transit District (CBITD)
Read MoreKingfield board approves story walk on river trail
KINGFIELD – The Kingfield select board met on Monday evening at 6 p.m. Franklin Community Health Network President Barbara Sergio
Read MorePhoto: Pine Street gets ready for Back2School with block party
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Read MoreMaine rural communities set to receive $11 million in federal funding
The University of Maine will get $1 million to establish a new green energy and materials manufacturing center.Read More
Read MoreDurham’s Union Church, home of historical society, fails inspection
The town-owned Union Church, home of Durham Historical Society, was shuttered Tuesday over a failed inspection from the Office of
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