A Bangor-based subcontractor has filed a lawsuit against another contractor and the Mid-Coast School of Technology to recover payment for electrical work the company says it performed during the school’s recent overhaul. Read More
If you’re walking on Main Street and turn onto Tillson Avenue, once you pass the wine shop, florist and public bathrooms, you’re going to quickly realize there’s not much reason to be down there unless you have to be. Read More
Richard Carver talks about a soon-to-be constructed $400,000 municipal pier that will ensure the public has access to the town’s harbor for generations to come. Read More
After the abrupt resignation of the longtime town manager last year, the selectboard has appointed Kara George to fill the role permanently. Read More
A judge has acquitted a 16-year-old male student accused of sexually assaulting a female student on school grounds last year. Read More
A Knox County grand jury indicted Jason T. Weeks, 41, and Lyndon Harrington, 45, on charges of theft and aggravated criminal mischief this week. Read More
For more than a decade, the Coastal Mountains Land Trust has worked to protect the land surrounding two sources of water for about 20,000 midcoast customers. Read More
Richard Murray-Burns, 29, was arrested Wednesday following his release from a Bangor hospital. Read More
It appears that the first new Mainer of the year came into the world just after midnight at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Read More
“I can’t even believe it, this is unreal." Read More
A former principal of Medomak Valley High School is being accused of sexually harassing a female student. Read More
The chair of the city’s harbor management commission — a group that provides insights and recommendations on harbor-related matters — fears the contract to bring these ships here could burden the city with financial responsibilities. Read More
Investigators say speed was the primary reason two fire trucks collided while responding to a fire on Clark Island in October. Read More
In response to a lawsuit filed by the state, the owners of a now defunct construction company are denying allegations of fraudulent business practices and are blaming others for any property damage they may have experienced because of their work. Read More
Richard Murray-Burns, 29, who was wounded after eight officers reportedly fired back at him during a shootout, remains hospitalized, a state police spokesman said. Read More
Jacob Moulton, 28, and Desirae Cushman, 32, were charged on Saturday with unlawful possession of drugs and endangering the welfare of a minor. Read More
The Maine Department of Corrections is limited in what it can disclose publicly after an inmate dies in custody, but officials say the lack of information can lead to questions about the circumstances of those deaths. Read More
An 82-year-old woman was struck by a car and killed Wednesday evening while crossing Route 17. Read More
The state is suing Malcom and Elizabeth Stewart, former owners of Castle Builders in Union, under the Unfair Trade Practices Law. Read More
In recent months, officials now say they’re working toward a monumental 2020, with a growing police force and a long-planned move to a modern municipal building. Read More
