Photo: Lewiston council considering closing public access to high school playing fields
One month after Lewiston residents pass a $101 million school budget, school officials are asking to close their playing fields
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Wrong-way driver collides with another vehicle on I-95 in Augusta
A wrong-way driver collided with another vehicle on Interstate 95 in Augusta on Saturday night. Sarah Lincoln, 45, of Winthrop
Read MoreNew art studio opens in Lisbon
Work in Progress Art Studio offers pottery classes and studio space at 52 Lisbon St.Read More
Read MoreBoy, 9, rushed to alert tenants to Madison apartment fire, chief says
Devin Dumais is from Waterville and was in Madison on Sunday staying with his grandparents when he saw heavy smoke
Read MorePhoto: The fishin’ is great in Auburn
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Read MoreHistorical peace ship to visit Maine
Veterans For Peace to bring The Golden Rule to Portland, South Portland, and Bath A 39-foot, two masted wooden ketch
Read MoreFinal budget vote, lease of new council chambers on Waterville council agenda
The City Council will meet Tuesday and is expected to give its OK to a combined municipal and school budget
Read MoreJay woman named interim town manager of Livermore Falls
Rhonda Irish, retired town manager of Wilton, appointed interim Livermore Falls town manager.Read More
Read MoreRunaway ram on the lam in Cape Elizabeth
Police are asking people to be on the lookout for a ram that escaped several days ago and has since
Read MoreFidium Fiber nears completion of Franklin County broadband expansion project
MAINE – With enhanced speeds, reliable connectivity and the ability to power even the most bandwidth intensive applications, like streaming
Read MoreLocal Walgreens offering delivery service for select items
MAINE – Walgreens locations across Maine are offering a new program, “1-Hour Guarantee, Or It’s Free,” making access to everyday
Read MoreNew projects are changing Washington County’s transportation patterns
Seven generations of George Brace’s family have lived in their 1790 federal style house on Campbell Hill in Cherryfield. Perched
Read MorePost 28 encourages U.S. Flag education and advocacy
FARMINGTON – Members of Roderick-Crosby Post 28 delivered flag education to several fifth-grade classrooms at Cascade Brook Middle School in
Read MoreBangor considers paying company $1.2M to clean and patrol downtown
Bangor is considering enlisting a New York-based company to help clean up the downtown and keep people safe, but there’s
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