The proposed budget is for just over $1 million.
Greg Fish
At the Legislature: Earth Day 2019
Our little corner of the world has a lot going for it. From Katahdin to the Penobscot River and everything that surrounds it, we certainly aren’t lacking in natural beauty. This isn’t news to anyone who lives here, but people come from far and wide to hike, paddle, ATV, snowmobile, fish and hunt here. The […]
Maine Senate passes Dill bill to support timely closure of Old Town landfill
The bill would expand the eligibility of state funds appropriated for landfill closures to cover the Old Town landfill.
Editorial: Recognize signs of stroke
Despite claiming more than 133,000 lives annually and being a leading cause of serious, long-term disability in the U.S., stroke is largely preventable and treatable.
25th annual KIDS COUNT Data Book released
While we have made progress in some areas of children’s health, the Maine Children’s Alliance notes there are concerning trends in how our youngest children are faring.
At the Legislature: What we’re doing to support veterans, active duty military and their families
Several bills in the current legislative session aim to help present and former military members and their families.
Old Town City Councilors want budget increase of no more than 3 percent
About $1.5 million needs to be cut from the initial draft budget.
Girl Scouts of Maine to host Discover events
Local events will be held in Milford and Orono in the weeks ahead.
School board expected to vote on moving facilities bond forward
The vote for the amount of a proposed bond is planned for this Tuesday, April 23.
Volunteers sought for Orono boards
Members are needed for the Planning Board, Board of Appeals, Board of Assessment Review, Orono-Veazie Water District Board of Trustees and the Tree Board.