Comic Shop News to move to Skowhegan, along with bookstore
The owners said they chose the downtown Skowhegan storefront in large part because of recent economic revitalization in the area.
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The owners said they chose the downtown Skowhegan storefront in large part because of recent economic revitalization in the area.
Every year, when we solicit nominations for Mainers To Be Thankful For, we try to emphasize that we’re looking for people who don’t just do good work in their communities but also exceed expectations. By focusing on school workers this year, that standard wasn’t so difficult to meet. Going above and beyond is practically part…
His goal is to get all students thinking about life after graduation without restriction.
Fire officials believe an improperly installed pipe connected to a wood stove caused the overnight blaze.
Crooked Face Creamery recently took home the Super Gold medal for its plain whole milk ricotta at the World Cheese Awards in Switzerland.
A judge took issue with the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office’s apparent failure to turn over cellphone evidence in the case against Noah Weeks, who pleaded guilty to fleeing police and hiding in a tree.
Lisa Marie Hurley faces both state and federal charges for alleged thefts at Madison and Bingham banks.
Daniel Markey’s attorneys were unsuccessful in arguing for bail after presenting testimony from his friends and family.
A judge ruled in favor of the town in the lawsuit over shoreland zoning and a garage-based brewery and coffee roastery on Great Moose Lake.
As electricity rates continue to climb, here’s where the money ends up.
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The weekend will kickoff the winter holiday season in central Maine.
The Waterville Rotary Club donated a total of $10,000 to four area food pantries from its savings to help with the food crisis.
A caucus of municipal officials chose Don Skillings of Madison to fill the vacant District 2 commissioner seat after considering four candidates.
The cause of the fire, which leveled the house and adjacent barns, remains under investigation.
Yellow Brick Road concert, a comedy series at UMA and an evening with Academy Award winner Ernest Thompson are among area entertainment options coming up.
For teams with players in Saturday’s state championship football games, the basketball season comes early this winter.
Town and Somerset County officials plan to host a training in January for people interested in volunteering for the new team.
Joel Williams, 27, remained jailed Friday in Skowhegan where bail was denied.
Community meals and food distributions are planned in communities across the state ahead of the holiday.
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