By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 23
Crafters of all kinds, along with farm-fresh produce vendors, bakers and local restaurants, will converge at the Market of Unity, a new old-fashion...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 23
The new fire station is well underway and plans are afoot to occupy the building by year's end. The town of Searsmont is reaching out to "local ...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 22
How broad should the city's broadband be at the Public Works garage or transfer station, and could there side benefits to investing in new ...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 22
A three-vehicle crash on Route 3 near the Belmont town line Friday morning sent an elderly woman to the hospital and closed the highway in both ...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 22
"I know I'm preaching to the choir," Waldo County Sheriff Jeffrey Trafton said to a small crowd that included representatives of several social ...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 21
Flare-ups and throw-downs between city councilors and opponents of a salmon farm proposal prompted Mayor Samantha Paradis on June 19 to call for a ...
By Stephanie Grinnell - Jun 21
Even after 20 years on the West Coast, Kirk Linder knew he would return back East but he didn't know that when he did, he'd arrive in a Westfalia ...
By Matthias Mann - Jun 20
On June 16, a group of parents concerned by recent events in Troy came together with their children at Triplet Park to read stories of inclusivity ...
By Susan Mustapich - Jun 20
Voters passed a $2 million 2018-19 municipal budget, and all remaining articles, at a lightly attended town meeting June 14.
Voters authorized ...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 20
Recent discussion about the land-based salmon farm proposed by Nordic Aquafarms included a June 12 panel discussion, a radio appearance by two ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 20
Capt. Albert Stevens School in Belfast has been chosen to host a FoodCorps associate for the 2018-19 school year. Melia Demers, from Washington ...
By Stephanie Grinnell - Jun 19
The annual town meeting was punctuated with moments of levity — and reflection — June 16, as about 70 Stockton Springs residents tackled the ...
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By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 19
Winterport residents approved 39 articles in approximately 40 minutes June 15 at their annual town meeting.
According to Town Clerk Sidney ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 18
Four Belfast area businesses opened their doors and welcomed Mount View seventh-grade students for a "Jobs for Maine Graduates — Gear Up" event ...
By Susan Mustapich - Jun 17
Summer arrived early on the Midcoast this year, and despite a block of chilly days, beach- goers found Lincolnville Beach hot and sunny on ...
By Rebekah Schade - Jun 16
Hank Lunn shared his story of having German prisoners of war work on his family's potato farm on Wednesday, June 6, at the Lincolnville Public ...
Jun 16
The majestic steamship Belfast pulled into the Eastern Steamship Co. dock for the first time Tuesday, June 22, 1909. The 335-foot, triple-screw ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 15
Tenants of an apartment building were evacuated Friday morning after a suspected gas leak was reported.
The call went out to Searsport Fire ...
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Jun 15
Sen. Mike Thibodeau, R-Waldo, posted a perfect voting record in the Maine Senate during the 128th Legislature.
The Senate had 657 roll call votes ...
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By Kevin Miller, ... - Jun 15
Ballots from across Maine were delivered Thursday to a secure office in Augusta in preparation for the state's first ranked-choice voting tabulatio...
By Ethan Andrews - Jun 15
Boatbuilder French & Webb has sold its largest waterfront workshop to a local developer.
Paul Naron, owner of United Farmers Market of Maine, ...
Jun 15
May 31
Nordic London, a 607-foot bulk carrier, arrived in Searsport from Baltimore and picked up scrap metal from Grimmel Industries. It departed ...
Jun 13
Marchers gathered June 9 for the third annual Belfast Has Pride celebration of the local LGBTQ+ community.
The event included a parade from ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 13
Freedom ballot clerk Joanne Knowlton and moderator and election warden Thressa Abbott both received a bit of a surprise on primary election day. ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 13
Staff at Capt. Albert Stevens School in Belfast have been busy working to reduce plastics use in the cafeteria, and promoting the idea of "refuse" ...
By Fran Gonzalez - Jun 12
The Mount View High School gymnasium was overflowing with proud parents and family June 10, as 110 seniors accepted their diplomas and bid ...
By Stephanie Grinnell - Jun 12
The actions of one island community are pitting it — and its state representative — against other island officials and the state.
Islesboro filed ...
By Carolyn Zachary - Jun 11
The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) ensures that low-income children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session.
This ...
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By Scott Thistle, ... - Jun 10
A federal judge on Friday rejected a request by supporters of Max Linn to declare that Secretary of State Matt Dunlap violated the law when he ...
