PORTLAND — Gettin’ By, a poverty training program created by a local epidemiologist received accreditation from the Commission for Case
Read MoreAUGUSTA – On June 2, Governor Janet Mills announced funding for nine new Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) conservation projects
Read MoreRichmond will vote Tuesday on its $2,912,556 budget, a $182,634 increase from last year that uses $621,156 in the town’s
Read MoreEleven people have been displaced after an early Friday morning fire in Portland. The fire started at the apartment building
Read MoreA temporary shelter at the Portland Expo will not accept any more asylum-seeking families after Monday. The change is being
Read MoreHere are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from the past week.Read More
Read MoreSCARBOROUGH — Town & Country FCU marked May’s designation as ‘Older Americans Month’ with a significant contribution to Southern Maine
Read MoreBANGOR — During NeighborWorks Week, June 4-11, Penquis C.A.P., Inc., (Penquis) and other NeighborWorks network organizations across the country celebrate
Read MoreBELFAST – Waldo County Technical Center honored its highest achieving students from the 2022-23 school year on May 17, by
Read MoreFARMINGTON – Come celebrate! GLI (Gold LEAF Institute) Senior College will hold its Annual Meeting and Summer Term Kick-off from
Read MoreFARMINGTON – Maine author Bill Portela will be presenting his talk “Evolution in an Hour” at the Farmington Public Library
Read MoreThe shelter will stop accepting new guests on Monday, June 5. Read More
Read MoreRichard Breeden, known as ‘King Richard’ while leading the Securities and Exchange Commission, purchased the 32-acre Knox County estate in
Read More100 Years Ago: 1923 More than 300 Shriners and members of their families, the Arab Patrol and Drum Corps were
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