Brewer wants to make its athletic field the centerpiece of a larger complex
The Brewer School Department wants to rehabilitate an athletic field that’s home to the high school’s baseball and field hockey
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Darling’s donates to Camp CaPella
BREWER — Employees from Darling’s Auto Group made a special presentation to Camp CaPella Tuesday.. Camp CaPella provides a summer camp
Read moreAroostook business community mourns loss of friend and advocate
John Swanberg, former president of Aroostook Savings & Loan, died last week. Swanberg was known throughout Aroostook as an advocate
Read moreEastern Maine Development Center receives $2.4M grant
BANGOR – Eastern Maine Development Corporation has been awarded $2.6 million in federal funding through a COVID-19 relief package as
Read moreMaine university retirees worry cost-cutting shift could jeopardize health care
A change to how the University of Maine System provides health care for nearly 2,900 retirees and their dependents has
Read moreJust outside Bangor, this arboretum and trail network features a wide variety of plants
Difficulty: Easy. Ecotat Gardens and Arboretum features a small network of intersecting forest paths that total about 1.5 miles. These
Read moreMain Street Skowhegan delivers annual Craft Brew Fest in a brew bag
COVID-19 may have canceled the live Craft Brew Fest, but organizers delivered more than 300 bags of beer, food and
Read moreFranklin County approves small business relief program
Charlie Woodworth of Greater Franklin Development Council introduced the business grant idea in August. The post Franklin County approves participating
Read moreTown Council votes to close, sell Pittsfield Community Theatre
The Pittsfield Community Theatre Committee had a busy schedule planned for 2020. After the COVID-19 pandemic forced the town to
Read moreMaine’s music venues to shine red lights tonight in plea for help
The state’s music clubs are on red alert. They want you to know that economically, the coronavirus is killing them,
Read moreInnovative Maine companies get more than $2M in voter-approved bond money
Ten Maine companies will receive a total of $2.16 million to advance creative projects from a bond approved by voters
Read moreMercer woman lifts community one sweet treat at a time
Linda Foster Kennedy has shared her baked goods from a table outside her house on Kynd Acres Lane since March
Read moreAquaboggan Water Park shuts down after police issue cease and desist order for health concerns
State health officials say they tried and failed to get Aquaboggan management to comply with COVID-19 safety protocols. Read More
Read moreMaine resident flying from Bangor to Louisiana to join disaster relief efforts
The American Red Cross volunteer’s continue to help out around the country. The latest Red Cross volunteer from Maine is
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