The Mt. Blue school district has seen a 35 percent increase in students who need special services, which follows the schools increase in the percent of low-income students qualified for the free or reduced lunch program.

First crop of trees planted to protect repair work on embankment died in winter, so more seedlings will be planted next week.

On June 6 and again on Oct. 10, historical societies and museums across the county invite the public to visit.

Old South First Congregational Church approved to have volunteers serve free and reduced lunches at Bjorn Park, June 29 to July 20.

Two out-of-state libraries tried to loan material to the library in Farmington, Maine, but sent the packages to Farmington, N.M.

Often without compensation for their time, firefighters put in hour after hour practicing techniques that will save lives.

Police say Brandon Berry was clocked going 128 mph in a 45-mph zone on U.S. Route 201 on Saturday night.

Drug enforcement agents warn the property for sale might still contain hazardous substances after a raid on an alleged amphetamine manufacturing operation.