One Acts Festival at Emery Arts this weekend
FARMINGTON – The University of Maine at Farmington’s Alumni Theatre is hosting a student-led One Acts Festival this Friday and
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Benefit supper for local firefighter, November 17
CHESTERVILLE – In two weeks there will be a Benefit Bean Supper for firefighter Chris Fowl, who is battling cancer.
Read moreFriars Tap Room in Bucksport closes after a founder dies
Brother Donald Paul Martel, 66, was found dead in his car Wednesday.Read More
Read moreThree vie for a single seat on the Pittsfield Town Council
Councilor Brent Frost is not seeking reelection and the three who are competing to replace him for the at-large seat
Read moreFour candidates vie for 2 contested seats on Augusta City Council
The two contested seats on the Augusta City Council will be decided in Tuesday’s election.Read More
Read moreCounty, towns wrestle with cost for essential services for unorganized territories
FARMINGTON – The Franklin County Commissioners are tasked with providing essential services in the unorganized territories (UT) within the county.
Read moreCanton sets vote on using surplus money to help with tax rate
The fire department received their long-awaited tanker fire truck, a 2007 Pierce International pumper tanker, on Thursday morning.Read More
Read moreSilver Alert: 80-year-old Philip Ring of Auburn
If you see him please call the Auburn Police Department at 207.784.7331 Read More
Read moreFour people injured in explosion at Orland home believed to be caused by propane leak
Two people were seriously injured and 2 received minor injuries. All 4 were taken to Eastern Maine Medical Center.Read More
Read moreSeasonal worker visas expected to double, boosting Maine’s hospitality industry
U.S. Sens. Angus King and Susan Collins say they’ve worked with federal officials to secure over 64,000 additional H2-B visas
Read morePortland Mayor Requests Additional State and Federal Funding to Resettle “Thousands of Asylum Seekers Annually”
In a Nov. 6 letter to Portland’s State Senators and Representatives, Mayor Kate Snyder requested the lawmakers’ assistance in identifying
Read moreSanford City Clerk has Always Dreamt of Reducing Polling Locations Down to One, Despite Public Opposition
The Sanford City Council is considering eliminating two polling locations in future elections, a move Republicans say will disproportionately inconvenience
Read moreLooking Back on Nov. 4
100 Years Ago: 1923 The Saturday Club of Brunswick began its 29th year with a short business meeting followed by
Read moreStrong Public Library to host ‘Science of Seaweed’ classes in November
STRONG – The Strong Public Library is pleased to host four classes on the science of seaweed, taught by the
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