Lincoln County Democratic Committee to host annual Family Fun Day Lobster Bake
WALDOBORO — The Lincoln County Democratic Committee announced plans to host its annual Family Fun Day Lobster Bake, scheduled for
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Made in Maine: Maine woman makes craft kits to help people get creative
A woman in Brunswick is helping make sure there is time for old-fashioned crafting. Read More
Read MoreWestbrook police take inner city kids on adventures
The year long club is meant to build a stronger sense of community and combat a recent increase in crime
Read More‘You Are Never Alone’ StoryWalk for children on Sears Island
SEARSPORT — Carver Memorial Library and Friends of Sears Island are collaborating on another summer StoryWalk® for children to enjoy
Read MoreMan became trapped under his boat console after Standish crash
A man was seriously injured after a boat crash in Standish that left him trapped under the console. The man
Read MoreLincoln Water District moves to finalize Poland Spring contract
The Lincoln Water District is looking to finalize a long-term contract with Poland Spring. But nearby residents say they have
Read MoreCity Lights North holding dance and music showcase with youth performers, July 16
FARMINGTON – City Lights North is hosting a final performance from this summer’s performing arts camp held in Farmington. The
Read MoreWilton board discusses turnaround in downtown Wilton
WILTON – At the Wilton selectboard meeting on Tuesday evening, the board discussed internet options for the town and the
Read MoreAnnual Street Dance in Rangeley, July 19
RANGELEY – The Rangeley Friends of the Arts presents the Annual Street Dance featuring Matt and the Barn Burners on
Read MoreAdvocates cheer new protection for once-filthy Presumpscot River
Gov. Janet Mills signed the law banning waste discharge licenses for the Lower Presumpscot, granting researchers and activists 4 years
Read MoreInvestigation confirms concerns about Maine fire marshal’s office workplace
An independent review has found that employees of the Maine fire marshal’s office have continued to have concerns about their
Read MoreDispute over Orland farmer’s new building tests food sovereignty rules
An Orland farmer has been fined $1,000 for constructing a meat processing building without permission — but he says the
Read MoreLooking Back on July 13
100 Years Ago: 1923 Examples of vandalism In the vicinity of the Lewiston playgrounds at the city park are almost
Read MoreNeighborhood comes together to encourage Tri for a Cure athletes
Families will show support along the course motivating athletes to press onward Read More
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