For Jesse and Kacey Lupo, opening Mossy Ledge Spirits in Etna, their distillery and tasting room, has been a long labor of love. Read More
This is a running list of Holy Week and Easter services in Maine. Read More
The number of people coming to live in the state offset Maine’s relatively high mortality rate. Read More
Dr. Clare Bryce, former deputy medical examiner in Maine, said that it was an inflicted injury that caused the child’s death. Read More
The two-story development will include a lobby with a common area, a community kitchen, community room and laundry rooms. Read More
BANGOR — The Fairmount School is preparing to celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding. The story began in 1917, when the City of Bangor purchased a 4-acre lot for the proposed school. The foundation was completed in 1918, but progress was interrupted by World War I. Construction… Read More
Penobscot County Federal Credit Union is helping prepare families, in Penobscot County, for summer vacation. It has been identified that many children living in the area are food insecure, meaning they oftentimes don’t know where their next meal is going to come from. These children rely on food… Read More
For Jesse and Kacey Lupo, opening Mossy Ledge Spirits in Etna, their distillery and tasting room, has been a long labor of love. Read More
The man accused of illegally copying and selling pirated movies for years faces more prison time after he was indicted Wednesday on an additional charge of mail fraud. Read More
The wind farm in Clifton is on track to triple its energy capacity in the upcoming years by constructing five bigger wind turbines to join the existing five. Read More
This is a running list of Holy Week and Easter services in Maine. Read More
The number of people coming to live in the state offset Maine’s relatively high mortality rate. Read More
Dr. Clare Bryce, former deputy medical examiner in Maine, said that it was an inflicted injury that caused the child’s death. Read More
The two-story development will include a lobby with a common area, a community kitchen, community room and laundry rooms. Read More
The Burlington woman accused of mailing a threatening letter to U.S. Sen. Susan Collins waived a probable cause hearing on Tuesday and agreed to be held without bail while her case is pending in federal court in Bangor. Read More
The last person who was with 6-month-old Larry Lord before his body suddenly stiffened, then went limp and he became unresponsive on May 5, 2015, is the person responsible for his death, a prosecutor told a judge Tuesday. Read More
According to the National Center for Homeless Education the number of homeless youth increased by 30 percent in Maine in just two years. Read More
Jessee Mackin, 36, has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of 6-month-old Larry Earl Lord on May 7, 2015. Read More
Hospital mergers, consolidations and collaborations have been occurring for the past 20 years, but the trend has accelerated during the past five years. Read More
BANGOR — The Fairmount School is preparing to celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding. The story began in 1917, when the City of Bangor purchased a 4-acre lot for the proposed school. The foundation was completed in 1918, but progress was interrupted by World War I. Construction… Read More
A former East Millinocket woman, who became the largest single lottery winner in U.S. history in 2013, is suing her son for allegedly mismanaging her $278 million Powerball jackpot. Read More
Penobscot County Federal Credit Union is helping prepare families, in Penobscot County, for summer vacation. It has been identified that many children living in the area are food insecure, meaning they oftentimes don’t know where their next meal is going to come from. These children rely on food… Read More
It doesn’t have a nickname yet, but it doesn’t matter. Read More
Families And Children Together (F.A.C.T.), a Bangor-area nonprofit agency, will open the doors of its emergency family shelter to the community during an open house May 10. The open house is an opportunity for F.A.C.T. to express its gratitude to the community who made this needed… Read More
MILLINOCKET — The Millinocket Historical Society will receive a grant of $30,000 from Davis Family Foundation. Through this grant, historical society volunteers will be able to complete the second floor exhibit spaces, fulfill a pledge to build and permanently house the Services and Native American theme… Read More
Here’s a Maine-centric guide to celebrating the final rounds of the game of thrones. Read More
“Endurance sports have become the common person’s Mount Everest in my humble opinion, and Maine is poised near large, active urban populations who will absolutely come if we build it.” Read More
