3 guys fishing in Belgrade’s Peninsula Park
Photographer Joe Phelan focuses on a morning of fishing fun.
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Belgrade couple win Mid-Maine Chamber top honor
Brian and Amy Bernatchez will be honored at the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s 63rd Annual Awards Ceremony set for Thursday in Waterville.
Belgrade town clerk named interim town manager
The decision comes after residents campaigned for Mary Vogel at the last select board meeting.
Belgrade residents push for interim leadership following town manager’s resignation
While the Select Board has not yet named an interim town manager, some residents are nominating the town clerk who has previously served in that position.
Messalonskee boys lacrosse’s Taco Bell tradition, and other things we learned Tuesday
The Eagles, many in shorts, soar through their second practice session of the spring. Varsity Maine was there.
Championships, warm weather & new Belgrade shop make up week in photos
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from March 6-12, 2026.
Belgrade shop offers wine, craft beer, artisanal cheeses, charcuterie and more
The Cork & Cow at 47 Main St. will also soon open a bistro on its second floor.
Dogs die in Belgrade home fire they likely sparked; significant damage ensues
The homeowners were away at the time of the incident.
Concerts & comedy: Central Maine towns gear up for weekend
Hard Tellin’, Not Knowing planned for Waterville, Mallett Brothers Band to perform in Camden, Bearly Dead to take stage in Waldoboro, Dropkick Murphys ready for Portland, all as Snowfest preparations are underway in Somerset County.
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Varsity Maine girls lacrosse poll going through changes
Kennebunk still the unanimous No. 1, but other top teams are winning some and losing some.
Holly Daigle hired as Winthrop field hockey coach
Daigle stays in central Maine after stepping down from her position at Cony High last month.
Artwalk, pet sounds, plant sales among 7 things to do in central Maine
Thoughtful Thursdays are planned for children in Augusta, don’t miss Artwalk Gardiner, Pet Sounds Live is set for Waldoboro, and a Holistic Mystic Fair in Augusta.
NYA boys lacrosse runs away from Maranacook/Winthrop in second half
Panthers find rhythm offensively in rematch of last year’s Class C final.
Two Mainers earn women’s lacrosse rookie of the year honors
Mt. Ararat’s Evelyn Goudreau and Windham’s Grace Joly are off to strong starts to their collegiate careers.
Theater renovations, airport news & signs of spring represent the week in photos
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from May 1-7, 2026.
Oakland voters endorse library, pass $8.85M budget
Residents weighed in on the value of the Oakland Public Library at the annual budget meeting.
Rome man pleads not guilty to attempted murder, sexual assault on a child
David Henry, 79, allegedly beat a woman with a softball bat when she confronted him for allegedly sexually assaulting her daughter.
Confusion cleared up at top of Varsity Maine girls lacrosse poll
Kennebunk is the unanimous No. 1 after barely securing the top spot last week.
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