Franklin County budget committee sets date to meet with department heads on proposed $8.9 million budget
The committee, made up of selectmen from around the county, reelected Tiffany Maiuri of Wilton as chairwoman on Monday.Read More
Read MoreThe committee, made up of selectmen from around the county, reelected Tiffany Maiuri of Wilton as chairwoman on Monday.Read More
Read MoreFARMINGTON – On Friday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. ArtsFarmington presents The Nordica Trio consisting of Graybert Beacham, Violin; Karen
Read MorePORTLAND — An Azande Mass for members of Greater Portland’s Sudanese Community will be celebrated on Easter Sunday, April 9
Read MoreThe encampment of homeless people on Valley Avenue in Bangor will be closed at the end of the day April 11,
Read MoreAfter 10 years overseeing operations at the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, Executive Director Brian Hinrichs is leaving for a new job. This
Read MoreA state calculation error means Regional School Unit 73 is set to receive more money for next year’s budget, which
Read MoreNext month the Penobscot Theatre Co. will premiere one of its most ambitious productions yet: a full-service cocktail bar next
Read MoreBANGOR — The Cornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation has granted $500,000 to Northern Light Acadia Hospital to support the Acadia For All campaign.
Read MoreIt’s that time again! Mother Nature has decided the price of tickets for today only! Read More
Read MoreDEER ISLE — The Deer Isle Artists Association is pleased to announce that April’s Artist in Residence is Adell Donaghue.
Read MorePORTLAND — One of the most beloved traditions for Polish Catholics, dating back to the early history of Poland, will
Read MoreVIENNA – Elsie Gawler, Ruth Hill, Stan Keach, Steve Richardson, Sagittarius Rising, Wayne Reynolds, and friends will perform Saturday, April
Read MoreFARMINGTON – Farmington Grange #12 will be celebrating its 149th anniversary and “Grange Month” at a special meeting on April
Read MoreA new bookstore is set to debut in downtown Searsport this week, 11 years after Left Bank Books moved to
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