If you were one of her people, Tanya Hubbard would remember you.
Abigail Curtis
Belfast Bureau
Maine man indicted after allegedly threatening to drown woman in bathtub
“She said that he began filling the tub, telling her he was going to drown her.”
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Maine woman helps people clean up their act with handmade soaps
“People are getting the hang of the local food movement now,” soap-maker Michelle Byram said. “But they don’t realize that your skin is our biggest organ.”
Thorndike man accused of assaulting girlfriend, officer
“Deputies documented numerous injuries consistent with her description of abuse.”
Dispute arises over Maine Civil War veteran’s final resting place
“This has just gotten out of hand,” Adria Horn said. “It’s just out of control, for no reason.”
Accused arsonist sues insurance company for fire damage money
It has been more than two years since the Goose River Grocery & Trading Post on Swan Lake Avenue caught fire and more than a year since police arrested the man who claimed to own the store and charged him with arson and insurance deception.
Curran Homestead’s huge gift: Much of a York County museum
“It is hands-on. It’s education. It’s not a static display of old equipment.”
Convicted sex offender charged with possession of child pornography
A convicted sex offender was arrested this week and charged with possession of child pornography.
End of the line for Hermon dairy Siberia Farms
“It’s tough. We do love our customers, but we just couldn’t make it work,” Sierra Perry said. “It’s really sad. We didn’t want to do it, but we had to.”
New recreational trail connects the ‘jewels’ of Belfast
“You are there with the forest and the river and the tides. It’s really amazing, and I can’t think of another place like it in Maine.”
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Farmers’ Almanac unearths some old, strange tips for its 200th edition
To do right by the 200th consecutive edition Pete Geiger locked himself in the museum for a weekend carefully pored over the fragile almanacs from days of yore, searching for snippets of advice, wit, wisdom and more to include in the new volume. And he found some doozies.
Stockton Springs appoints interim head after death of town manager
After the death of town manager Damaris “Marnie” Diffin last week, selectmen have appointed an interim town manager.
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Maine farmer gets sweet boost amid New England peach shortage
“They have been shipped from here in central Maine to New York City, believe it or not,” a marveling Gordon Kenyon said recently.
Belfast high school pool remains in renovation plan
Voters in Regional School Unit 71 will be asked to approve a $6.7 million bond to renovate the aging Belfast Area High School at the polls on Election Day this fall — but they will not be asked to deep-six the school’s swimming pool.
Maine man sentenced to 1 year after terrorizing woman
Richard Peavey threatened to “run his tractor-trailer into the house and kill everyone in it,” according to the police report filed at Waldo County District Court.
Aging midcoast high school may get controversial facelift
Regional School Unit 71 directors are leaning toward doing a $10 million facelift on Belfast Area High School, but some troubled taxpayers feel the plan they call too expensive and too ambitious is being rushed through too quickly.
Overdose deaths trigger police warning about fentanyl
Police are warning heroin users that a pair of drug overdose deaths in Waldo County raise the possibility of fentanyl contamination.
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Why this Maine family has been fighting for access to its summer home
“I am discouraged, upset and bewildered by the situation that my family has encountered with the National Park Service.”
Music made under the pines at Maine Fiddle Camp
It’s a music camp for people of all ages and all abilities. They stay in rustic cabins or in tents, and spend most of their time playing music and improving their skills, which can range from rudimentary to near-professional.
Report: Woman who mistook Dairy Queen for McDonald’s charged with OUI
It is the second time in a month that police have charged Christy Neumann, 42, for driving while intoxicated with children in her car.
Alleged heroin supplier arrested after Maine man’s overdose death
UMaine to tear down historic observatory, save 111-year-old telescope
Rock Church plans second expansion in 5 years to accommodate growth
Manhunt underway for gunman who killed 5 at Washington state mall
Underdog in Maine’s 1st District follows campaign trail blazed by LePage, Trump
When it comes to election reform, ranked-choice voting a poor method to empower voters
This is an election cycle when voters want an alternative, but third parties get little attention
Debate prep 2016
James Madison wears down mistake-prone UMaine football team
Reserve punt returner powers Lewiston past Bangor
Brunswick boys soccer team hit stride in handling Hampden
Joy riders and just plain terrible ‘autoists’ fueled mayhew on Queen City streets