Northern Light expects to choose new president for Acadia Hospital before May
An impending leadership change amid the construction of a new pediatric wing at Northern Light Acadia Hospital in Bangor, one
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PFAS found in drinking water supply at state prison in Charleston
The chemicals have been detected in three of the five wells that serve drinking water to the Mountain View Correctional
Read MoreHermon athletic complex upgrades underway despite winter weather
Work has begun on the $3.9 million Hermon Athletic Complex Improvement Project at Hermon High School, despite the recent winter
Read MoreLimestone nixes 1st round of town manager candidates
LIMESTONE, Maine – Limestone is extending its search for a new town manager by two months because it’s dissatisfied with
Read MoreRecent cutbacks reveal financial headwinds facing Bangor’s largest health care system
Recent moves by the Bangor region’s largest health care system to scale back or sell off services signal that Northern
Read MoreNewry couple that discovered $1.5 billion lithium deposit fighting in court to mine it
Strict state regulations have prevented Mary and Gary Freeman from excavating the sought-after mineral used in batteries and cell phones.Read
Read MoreMainers can skijor with horses in Skowhegan next month
SKOWHEGAN, Maine — Mainers can team up with friends and horses or cheer from the stands as one of only
Read More‘A Grateful Start’! Town & Country FCU provides hundreds of holiday meals to area hospital staff
SCARBOROUGH — With frontline healthcare workers continuing to face significant numbers of patients with COVID, the flu and respiratory illness,
Read MoreSaving Norlands: efforts underway to raise $3 million for the living history center
LIVERMORE – For years, Norlands Living History Center in Livermore has been visited and enjoyed by the people of Maine.
Read MoreMatthew Meals in Sanford changing venues starting Tuesday
SANFORD — The Matthew Meals, which are provided for free to community members by the teens of St. Thérèse of
Read MoreDiscovery of medieval manuscript in Waterville yields even more finds
Who knew that a story about an old wall hanging at a Waterville estate sale would yield quite so much
Read MoreBangor library add staff while grappling with a burgeoning homeless population
The Bangor Public Library is a prime place to see how the city’s homeless population has grown since the start of
Read MoreBelfast’s long-running New Year’s festival canceled
Organizers formally canceled Belfast’s annual New Year’s festival after nearly 25 years. Since 1996, between 1,000 and 4,000 people have
Read MoreOutgoing chamber CEO on how Maine’s economy shifted in his 29-year tenure
Since Dana Connors became CEO and president of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce in 1994, the state has seen
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