“Clearly, he’s not supposed to have those documents,” Jared Golden said at a Bangor Rotary Club event at Husson University.
Food Justice Farm Dinner Aug. 30
Healthy Acadia and Impact Justice will hold a dinner and conversation about food justice in Maine’s prisons and jails on Tuesday, Aug. 30 at College of the Atlantic’s Beech Hill […]
Presque Isle man gets 4 years for meth trafficking
Connor Clark, 24, was charged with conspiring to distribute and possessing with the intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Police search for 5 suspects after robbery at New Hampshire convenience store
Police said the suspects went into the EZ Mart Shell station on Main Street in Exeter, New Hampshire around 3:25 a.m.
NBA schedule won’t have games on Election Day this year
Teams are being encouraged to share election information — such as registration deadlines — with their fan bases in the weeks leading up to Nov. 8.
Orono-OldTown Kiwanis annual charity auction and yard sale
ORONO – The Kiwanis Club of Orono-Old Town will host their 75th annual auction and yard sale at the end of August. This signature fundraiser supports local children’s projects and […]
Everyone, especially Donald Trump, should work to bring the national temperature down
“If [Trump] really wants to bring down the national temperature, he won’t just reach out to the DOJ, he will stop with this over-the-top rhetoric.”
UMaine professor and author to speak on Woodsqueer at the Good Life Center
Gretchen Legler will speak is a farmer, gardener, teacher, writer, lover of the natural world, and the author of three booklength works of nonfiction: “All The Powerful Things: A Sportswoman’s […]
2 drought-stricken states will get less Colorado River water
The cuts are placing Arizona and Nevada under extraordinary pressure to plan for a hotter, drier future and a growing population.
‘Portland Catholic Center for Faith’ set for debut this fall
PORTLAND — “There is such fulfillment in witnessing firsthand the joy and awe that radiates across the face of someone who has come to a new understanding of God.” The […]
First National Bank announces winners of the annual Customer Photo Calendar Contest
DAMARISCOTTA – First National Bank is proud to announce the winners of its 14th annual Customer Photo Calendar Contest. Fifteen color photographs have been chosen from over 300 entries, and […]
Ex-cop who testified against friend avoids prison for Capitol riot
Prosecutors said Jacob Fracker gave substantial cooperation against former Rocky Mount Police Sgt. Thomas Robertson.
Letter: Be proud of Ellsworth and surrounding area
“The areas around Ellsworth are something to be proud of. Keep up the good work!”
Letter: Matt Foster is a role model for empowering women
“Foster’s example to his community, and his personal example to those his office serves and prosecutes, matter.”
Massachusetts art museum workers back 1-day strike
The strike comes as frustrations grow between the union and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art over contract negotiations.
Letter: Learning from price controls of the past
“Once upon a time, the Nixon administration fought inflation by imposing price caps on lumber.”
Long-hidden Vermont synagogue mural gets rehabbed
The large colorful triptych mural was painted by Lithuanian immigrant Ben Zion Black in 1910.
Big tech’s reliance on foreign workers is leaving Black and Latino Americans behind
“More good paying jobs for Black and Latino Americans is the road to national healing, expanding the tax base, reducing our debt, and shrinking income disparities.”
Democrats press for Secret Service’s Jan. 6 records
The leaders of the House Oversight and Homeland Security committees signaled they are willing to subpoena Inspector General Joseph Cuffari if he does not comply with their requests.
Hospice of Southern Maine launches tuition reimbursement program
Hospice of Southern Maine has announced the launch of its “Grow Our Own” tuition reimbursement program to support healthcare workers looking to pursue their CNA (certified nursing assistant) certification or […]