Wreath were placed Monday at Teague World War I Memorial Arch and at monuments in Meeting House Park in Farmington to pay tribute to veterans past and present.
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New Vineyard Select Board searches for ways to use ARPA funds
Selectmen also approved the contract of a new local plumbing inspector.
Patriotism seen at Wilton Veterans Day program
Some 50 people from throughout the area attended the program which recognized veterans and featured patriotic songs.
Memorial plaque installed at Wilton town office in memory of Michael Flagg
Flagg’s family unveiled the new plaque after holding a ceremony.
RSU 9 celebrates student achievements, hosts career day, and honors veterans
RSU 9 Nov. 8 board meeting celebrated student achievements, career exploration, and a heartfelt Veterans Day parade that brought the community together.
Conservation group plans to sue salmon farm operator over coastal pollution
The Conservation Law Foundation accuses Cooke Aquaculture of Clean Water Act violations at 13 sites along the Maine coast.
Lewiston winter warming center to open Friday at former Schemengees location
The warming center at the former Schemengees Bar & Grille will accommodate up to 100 guests per night, making it one of the largest efforts in the state.
Susan Collins plans to seek reelection in 2026
The Republican, Maine’s senior U.S. senator, told a reporter at the Capitol that she will seek a sixth term.
Avangrid sues NextEra, claiming it sabotaged power corridor through western Maine
A years-long battle between 2 large energy companies over the New England Clean Energy project took a new turn in a 126-page lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Springfield, Mass.
Trump taps Robert F. Kennedy Jr., vaccine skeptic, as health secretary
The nearly $2 trillion agency administers health-insurance programs for millions of Americans, approves medications and oversees vaccine safety.