Holden Police Chief Chris Greeley dies at age 60
This story will be updated. Holden Police Chief Chris Greeley unexpectedly died Thursday night after a brief illness, according to the
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12th annual Hancock County Food Drive begins April 1
ELLSWORTH — The 12th annual Hancock County Food Drive will kick off with a county-wide food collection and fundraising event
Read MoreFriends of Sears Island to offer ‘Seeds, Soil, Spring!’ activity kits to families
SEARSPORT — Friends of Sears Island will be offering free grab-and-go spring-themed activity kits for children this month. The kits
Read MoreJudge orders rewording for referendum question on electric utility
The Maine Secretary of State is ordered to draft a new referendum question that doesn’t used the word ‘quasi-governmental’ to
Read MoreCommission to study short-term rentals in unorganized territory amid complaints from residents
The Land Use Planning Commission stopped short of issuing a moratorium on short-term rentals in unorganized territories on Wednesday, but
Read MoreCarrabassett Valley approves $2.9 million budget
CARRABASSETT VALLEY – Only one warrant article generated discussion during the Carrabassett Valley Annual Town Meeting on Wednesday, March 8.
Read MoreMaine lawmakers urged to pay for indigent defense by federal civil rights committee
An advisory committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is urging Maine’s political leadership to boost spending on defense
Read MoreWeek In Photos March 3-10, 2023
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from the past week.Read More
Read MoreCorinth becomes latest Maine town to consider solar development restrictions
Corinth voters will decide whether the town should adopt a solar development moratorium and allow a medical cannabis store to
Read MoreA pizza-slinging Maine food truck adds a permanent location
The Uproot Pie Company is a mobile wood-fired pizza oven that slings pies at farmers markets in the midcoast in the
Read MoreLooking Back on March 10: ‘Lewiston City Council Sessions are TV-bound’
Read more about March 10, 1983, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 Mrs. Ernest Strouss, 28 Elm Street,
Read MoreMaine Celtics begin stretch run with loss to Long Island
Maine Celtics begin stretch run with loss to Long Island Read More
Read MoreSHARECenter reopens in new building, plans retail store
Members are able to shop for supplies on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.Read More
Read MoreMaine State Legislature considers a slew of new bills
Policies affecting landlords, lobstermen, and drivers Read More
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