MPHA recognizes leaders at public health awards ceremony
HALLOWELL – Every year, Maine Public Health Association honors organizations and individuals who demonstrate leadership and selflessness in protecting the health of people in
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Bangor’s G-Force will close next week after live performance permit paused
A local entertainment business in the Bangor Mall announced it will close its doors for good after the process of
Read MoreMainer will premiere his newest film in Waldoboro theater
A fishing trip gone horribly wrong will play out on the big screen, as filmmaker Lucas McNelly premieres “Up Country”
Read MoreLooking Back on May 30
100 Years Ago: 1923 Scores today joined in the search for the body of a California man, believed to have
Read MoreMaine lawmakers slow to change law allowing towns to profit from home seizures
AUGUSTA, Maine — Last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of a Minnesota woman who saw the government profit off the
Read MoreWestern Maine veterans group looks to continue outreach at Maine Veterans’ Home in South Paris
The Western Maine Veterans Advisory Committee’s work at the Maine Veterans’ Home in South Paris was on pause during the
Read MoreBrewer’s annual Riverwalk Festival will be ‘bigger and better’ than ever
The Brewer Riverwalk, a recently expanded walking path along the Penobscot River, will be the home of the third annual Riverwalk
Read MorePortland vintage car business will have red convertible featured in exclusive show
PORTLAND, Maine — In 2019, Andrew Furbush and Krystal Stone took off on one of their first official dates in a
Read MoreMallett School hosts Grandparents’ Day for first time since pandemic; nearly 400 grandparents attend
FARMINGTON – Last week, W.G. Mallett School hosted the first Grandparents’ Day in several years. For the first time since
Read MoreOwner of condemned buildings claims Brewer illegally declared them unsafe
The owner of commercial buildings in Brewer has sued the city, alleging that it illegally declared two of them dangerous
Read MoreAsylum seeker influx could hamper proposed MaineCare expansion
AUGUSTA, Maine — Legislative Democrats are mostly united on a proposal that would expand public health care coverage to asylum seekers
Read MoreCulinary arts students at Augusta-based technical center learn by running school’s food trailer
Chef Heidi Parent strives to be innovative with her culinary arts program, including using COVID-19 pandemic relief funding to buy
Read MoreBar Harbor tourism businesses ‘cautiously optimistic’ about 2023
A year ago, Bar Harbor business owners didn’t know what to expect as they busily tried to fill their staffs
Read MoreAppeals Court Rules Against Gov. Mills in Case Challenging Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers
Health care workers who say Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ COVID-19 vaccine mandate violated their First Amendment rights scored a victory
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