Caribou woman faces felony charges after fire that displaced nearly 2 dozen
CARIBOU, Maine — A Caribou woman has been charged with murder and arson after a January fire that left one person
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Sinkhole closes parking spaces in downtown Bangor
This story will be updated. A section of parking spaces in downtown Bangor are closed due to a sinkhole. The
Read MoreEnvironmental groups withdraw lawsuit over last Maine salmon
The conservation groups say they can still shut down dams on the Kennebec River by focusing on upcoming federal relicensing
Read MoreWaterville to consider changing provider for solid waste disposal, recycling
The City Council is expected to hear a proposal Tuesday to forego a new contract with Waste Management in Norridgewock
Read MoreHoly Week: Bishop Deeley to celebrate Chrism Mass in Portland on Tuesday and Mass of the Oils in Houlton Wednesday
Bishop Robert Deeley will celebrate the annual Chrism Mass, one of the most solemn liturgies of the Catholic Church, on Tuesday,
Read MoreMountain Valley Variety in Rumford changes ownership
Rick Breau, who has owned the 438 Hancock St. business for nearly 20 years, is retiring after selling to Tejas
Read MoreOld Town wants to restrict where homeless people can be
OLD TOWN, Maine — Old Town City Council will consider bans on loitering and rules that limit when and where
Read MoreMaine Mariners to remain part of Boston Bruins system
“The Mariners are ecstatic to extend our affiliation with the Boston Bruins.” Read More
Read MoreUMF presents “Primordial Soup,” capstone exhibition of senior visual arts students
FARMINGTON – The University of Maine at Farmington Emery Community Arts Center proudly presents, “Primordial Soup,” the capstone exhibition of
Read MoreEaster Services at Western Mountains Baptist Church
NEW PORTLAND – The Western Mountains Baptist Church (928 Carrabassett Road, Route 27 in New Portland) invites community members to
Read MoreSouth Portland truck leasing business acquired by Penske Corp.
Kris-Way, which employs 150 people in Maine, is being purchased by one of the world’s largest transportation services companies.Read More
Read MoreSports betting in Maine could start this fall, but providers have yet to apply
The state’s Gambling Control Unit is concerned by the lack of early responses from bookmakers such as DraftKings and FanDuel.Read
Read MorePenobscot County hires lobbyist to push for new jail and deputies
Penobscot County has hired a lobbyist to work behind the scenes at the State House to push for state funding
Read MoreLooking Back on April 3: ‘Question college women frankly on ‘spooning’ affairs’
Read more about April 3, 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 Chairman Stetson of the State Board
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