David D. Smith is selling one of two summer homes he owns on Cunner Lane.
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Local, state and national news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Where did Maine’s 24/7 restaurants go?
Maine used to be home to several round-the-clock dining options. Now, the only restaurants offering a hot meal in the wee hours are 4 Burger King locations.
How can Maine stem its healthcare gaps?
While health science has made great strides in improving the quality and length of life, one expert says the future calls for a ‘ginormous shift in public health.’
The most famous paintings of Maine, after ‘Christina’s World’ | Column
We asked art experts (and AI) for their picks.
Robbins Lumber co-owner dies from explosion injuries
Alden Robbins, who died Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital, is the third person to die as a result of the Searsmont fire and explosion in May.
Another firefighter released from hospital nearly two months after Searsmont explosion
Lt. Katie Paige, of Belmont, was discharged from Maine Medical Center on Friday after suffering severe burns during the May lumber mill fire.
Sullivan motorcyclist dies in head-on Hancock collision
Jim Hoyt, 44, died at the scene Friday morning.
Hot weather, Waterville’s elm tree, festivities focus of week in photos
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from June 26-July 2, 2026.
What flying the American flag means to Mainers
While some feel Old Glory is being used as a political football, many believe it should remain a symbol of our country and the things it should stand for.
Copy of Declaration of Independence to be shown at UMF
A rare 1776 printed copy of the document will be displayed at the University of Maine at Farmington’s Emery Community Arts Center on Oct. 2-3 as part of a statewide tour.