“Music for Mavis” Tuesdays at the Gazebo will come to its fall closure with the beautiful talents of our own Mary Murphy from 6-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the gazebo in Turner. Maine native Murphy is a soulful singer/songwriter, indie recording artist and multi-instrumentalist with a vast repertoire. She enjoys interacting with her […]
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Maine blueberry growers had bounce-back year, aided by rain
Wild blueberry harvesters had a bounce-back year this summer after struggling with low prices and small crops sizes in recent seasons.
Eleven charged with defrauding elderly victims through dating sites, feds say
After giving the false impression that they were romantically interested in the victims, the alleged fraudsters homed in on their bank accounts.
Football: Mt. Ararat buries Lake Region to stay undefeated
Eagles erupt early, cruise to fourth consecutive victory.
US police departments clamoring for de-escalation training
Since the death of George Floyd and the protests that followed, police departments around the country are increasingly pushing for de-escalation training
Maine CDC reports 603 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths
Meanwhile, coronavirus hospitalizations statewide increased to 235 on Saturday, another record.
Football Game of the Week: Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale visits Poland in early Class D test
Both Ramblers and Knights have shown that they could be contenders in Class D race.
Wilton town manager proposes hiring events coordinator
The person would handle events such as the blueberry festival, Halloween and Christmas.
Denny Breau to play at Franco Center
Legendary guitarist Denny Breau performs live on Friday, Sept. 24, at the Gendron Franco Center in Lewiston. Tickets are $15. Doors open at 6 p.m. Full bar. Great atmosphere. Parking is always free. The Gendron Franco Center is located at 46 Cedar St., Lewiston. Tickets and more information available at francocenter.org, or by contacting the […]
COVID-19 exacts a painful toll in Maine, shouldered largely by state’s eldest
Mainers 60 or older account for more than 91 percent of the state’s 1,000-plus deaths.