It may be harder to get your kids into Maine summer camps this year
For working families, finding summertime supervision for children and tweens is crucial to holding down jobs and bringing home a
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More than 50 housing units proposed for 2 midcoast communities
Two midcoast towns are set to review proposed residential subdivisions this week that could result in 57 new housing units if
Read MoreLooking Back on May 31
100 Years Ago 1923 When several young men residing in the vicinity of Thorne’s Corner detected an unpleasant odor, a
Read MoreLast-minute bill would allow Maine tribes to benefit from federal laws
Penobscot Nation Chief Kirk Francis said the measure sponsored by House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross, which would not allow Maine
Read MoreBill trading chickadee for 1901 flag on general issue license plate goes to hearing
Bill LD 1965, “An Act to Authorize the Secretary of State to Provide a New General Issue of License Plates,”
Read MoreMore volunteers wanted for Buttons for Babes project in Jay
Buttons for Babes Giving Circle has been in existence for more than 10 years, is seeking more volunteers for the
Read MoreA Maine town wants $600K from state to offset taxes lost by mill closure
A bill to help offset property taxes lost in Jay from the Androscoggin Mill’s closure in March got a public hearing
Read MorePhoto: Growing in ‘God’s country’
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Read MoreNew owners save Caribou Theater from closing
CARIBOU, Maine — Caribou’s movie theater was slated to close this winter but now the venue has new owners who
Read MoreOut-of-State Firms Reaping Windfall Profits on Maine’s $220M Per Year Community Solar Program
What if you could power your home or business with sunshine and save money on your electricity bill? That’s the
Read MorePhoto: ‘Slow and steady’
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Read More13-year-old student hit by tractor trailer getting off bus in Gray, officials confirm
The student has been taken to Maine Medical Center. There is no word on his condition at this time. Read
Read MoreVandals Spray Paint “Corrupted” on Law Enforcement Memorial in Augusta Over Memorial Day Weekend
The Maine Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial in Augusta was vandalized over Memorial Day weekend, according to a Monday statement from
Read MoreBangor Area Youth Choirs spring concert
Bangor Area Youth Choirs to present spring concert “Hope Lingers On.” Bangor Area Youth Choirs, now in its 30th year
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