The State Board of Property Tax Review finally will once again look at the tax dispute between the former owner of the mill and the city later this month.
Greg Fish
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195th Army Band’s Concert Band to perform July 11
The event will kick off the the 2019 “Summer Concerts in the Park” in Old Town.
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Steelman to vie in steeplechase for Team USA
The former Orono High School standout will compete in the he 2019 North American, Central American, & Caribbean (NACAC) Under 23 Championships.
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Full moon paddle at Hirundo
The paddle will be held on July 14 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the refuge.
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July star shows at the Emera Astronomy Center
The northern lights, rocketry, and the International Space Station will be some of this month’s themes.
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Survive your drive
The end of May until early September is known as the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer.”
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CCA’s 2019–20 season offers variety of music, dance and more
Concerts, dance and magic shows, Broadway musicals and more all take the stage as part of the Collins Center for the Arts’ 2019–20 season at the University of Maine.
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Marijuana establishments panned at public forum
The handful of residents who spoke at a forum in Orono oppose allowing retail pot sales in town.
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A responsible, bipartisan budget for Maine families and seniors
The budget Gov. Mills signed passed the Legislature with strong support from members of both parties, bringing back a tradition of bipartisanship and collegiality in the budget process that has been missing in recent years.