Koppel painting to be unveiled at historical society reception
BETHEL — The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society will launch the third issue of “Goose Eye,” the society’s annual
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Greenwood couple named first ‘Bird-Friendly Maple’ producers in Maine
GREENWOOD — Suzanne and Brian Dunham of Dunham Farm and Velvet Hollow Sugar Works are the first Maine maple producers
Read MoreMusic and Art Day held at Crescent Park Elementary
BETHEL — Crescent Park Elementary School art teacher Ashley Broderick and music teacher Mackenzie Richard, with the help of
Read MoreWest Paris fellowship group raises money for community
The Goodwill Fellowship of the First Universalist Church of West Paris meets monthly for pizza and Pokeno.Read More
Read MoreTelstar civil rights advocate receives Principal’s Award
BETHEL — When Gabby Groves was a sophomore, she and three friends, M.J. Johansen, Keaton Chapman and Janna Botka, started
Read MoreAlbany residents to meet May 4 to discuss vote change
ALBANY TOWNSHIP — A public meeting will be held at the Albany Town House at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 4,
Read MoreWoodland hired a veteran town clerk. It fired her after her 1st day.
WOODLAND, Maine — Woodland’s select board fired the town’s temporary clerk after just one day on the job and once
Read MoreLooking Back on April 20: ‘Central Maine Power Co. wants to buy Clarks Rips’
Read more about April 20, 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The Kiwanis club, an organization of
Read MoreAndover holding spring cleanup first two weeks of May
Transfer station hours have been extended to include Thursdays from noon to 4 p.m. for the next few weeks.Read More
Read MoreJohn Cameron named Gardiner Public Works director
The Gardiner City Council endorsed John Cameron’s appointment Wednesday. Cameron had been named deputy director late last year by City
Read MorePhoto: Former Pineland Lumber complex demolished
Most of the buildings on site were demolished over the weekend.Read More
Read MoreClosing arguments heard in CMP Corridor trial
The case of NECEC Transmission v. Maine Bureau of Parks and Land centers on vested rights. Read More
Read MoreWilton selectboard approves golf course liquor license, discusses Neighborhood Watch program
WILTON – The selectboard voted to approve Cloutier Wilton Golf LLC’s application for a liquor license. Town Manager Perry Ellsworth
Read MoreLewiston Housing moving forward with senior housing at former Martel Elementary School
Depending on the level of funding secured, the project could include up to four buildings and as many as 144
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