Shane Blodgett has been fascinated with all things medieval since he was a teenager.
Greg Fish
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DOT three-year plan includes more than $20 million for local projects
Much of the money is allotted for next year, when the plan calls for the replacement of the bridges over the Stillwater River in Old Town.
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Women’s History Month events at UMaine
March at UMaine is packed with Women’s History activities, films, events and talks, all of which are free and open to the public.
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Change the batteries
Changing the batteries in your smoke detector an save your life.
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Girl Scout cookie booths open for business
Girl Scouts of Maine’s 2019 Girl Scout Cookie season is underway with cookie booths open across the state March 1-31st, celebrating the largest financial investment in girls annually in the United States and a powerful entrepreneurship incubator for the next generation of female leaders. At a time when girls’ needs and issues collect fewer than eight cents of […]
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Nomination papers available in Milford
Two seats are opening up on the Board of Selectmen and one on the school committee.
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Area senior citizens meeting
The group will meet Wednesday, March 13 at the Old Town Elks Lodge.
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Lounder steps down as MRC executive director
The announcement comes just prior to the Fiberight facility receiving its first delivery of waste this month.
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Comments being taken on bike and pedestrian transportation plan
Comments must be made in writing and received on or before 4 p.m. on March 28.
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At the Legislature: The future of Maine’s economy
The only constant in Maine’s economy is change. This has been true since the early days of fishing, fur trapping and subsistence farming by native people and European settlers. These practices were soon overshadowed by sawmills, gristmills, tanneries and textile mills. In 1735, the first paper mill in Maine was established, kicking off an industry […]