Asylum seekers protest conditions at Portland Expo, lack of long-term plan
City officials met with the protesters, who say they have been served expired food and worry about where they will
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Hancock sheriff makes way for ducklings crossing Blue Hill street
Scott Kane stopped traffic so the ducks could get to the other side.Read More
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Read MoreSeniorsPlus to host art show on July 7
LEWISTON – SeniorsPlus, Western Maine’s designated Area Agency on Aging, will present an Opening Minds through Art (OMA) art show
Read MoreFour Franklin County seniors awarded $10,000 scholarships from the Mitchell Institute
PORTLAND — The Mitchell Institute, a Maine-based nonprofit scholarship and research organization founded by Senator George J. Mitchell to improve
Read MoreMaine author Paul Doiron at DDG Booksellers on July 18
FARMINGTON – DDG Booksellers is thrilled to host the return of award-winning Maine author Paul Doiron for an author presentation
Read MoreBangor couple suing landlord over needed repairs, skunk living under their steps
A Bangor couple has sued their landlord claiming that B & L Properties LLC has failed to make needed repairs
Read MoreCaribou businessmen want to breathe new life into local speedway
CARIBOU, Maine – A newfound friendship and business partnership could transform a historic Caribou race track into the city’s largest
Read MoreMost expensive home listed in Maine this year was built on Islesboro in 1918
The Grace Estate, a historic cottage in Islesboro built for the artist daughter of W.R. Grace’s founder, is for sale
Read MoreLooking Back on June 28
100 Years Ago: 1923 Many changes, all for the best, have come at the Maine State prison in Thomaston during
Read MoreSkowhegan select board picks candidate to fill MSAD 54 director vacancy
Michelle Kelso, who ran unsuccessfully for one of four open seats this month, was appointed to fill the term.Read More
Read MoreCity of South Portland approves agreement to use hotel as temporary shelter
The agreement to house 218 asylum-seekers and refugees has a strict end date of June 30, 2024. Read More
Read MoreLewiston council signals support for Auburn mayor’s residential development plan
The city would create a tax-increment financing district that would encompass the entire multi-phase development, starting with a 150-unit building
Read More11-year-old bicyclist unhurt after Lisbon hit-and-run
A boy was struck by an SUV while riding a bicycle across a Route 9 crosswalk Tuesday evening, police said.
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