A restitution hearing is set in the case against Bethany Gregory, a Bangor-based caterer who failed to follow through on contracted services.
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Posted inCommunity, News
Sertex opens Sidney office to build ‘middle-mile’ broadband in Maine
The company was chosen in 2025 to design and build the majority of the MOOSE Network project that will improve internet access in more than 100 communities.
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Posted inNews, Things to Do
Comedy, music, theater set for central Maine this week
Soul Asylum Acoustic is ready to perform in Gardiner, Rodney Carrington readies for Portland show, ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ will be staged in Waterville, and a Bella Ann concert is set for Gardiner.
Posted inHearts of Pine, News, Sports
Hearts of Pine end scoreless streak, then settle for rain-soaked tie
Portland gives up an FC Naples goal late in regulation time and plays to its third draw in the league this season.
Posted inMaine, News
Man killed, another injured in motorcycle crash on I-95
The crash occurred on Saturday after one of the motorcycle’s brakes appeared to seize.
Posted inNews, Op-Eds, Opinion
Maine’s finest conservation efforts are rooted in community | Nature Connects
A network of more than 80 land trusts across the state is redefining conservation as a tool for stronger, more resilient communities.
Posted inCommunity, News
Skowhegan students study colony of threatened cliff swallows
The walls of the former Bloomfield Elementary School are home to one of the largest cliff swallow colonies in Maine.
Posted inCommunity, Food & Dining, News
Juliette’s Bakery and Deli will close at the end of the month. It could be forever.
The beloved neighborhood hot spot is for sale, and owners and neighbors hope for a buyer who will keep the deli going.
Posted inElections, Maine, News, Politics
5 takeaways from Maine’s legislative session
The session was colored by this year’s elections, but was still pretty quiet, with no single issue stealing the spotlight at the State House.
Posted inMaine, News
As Trump rewrites rules for asylum seekers, Maine businesses have to adapt
Leaders in a variety of industries say hiring asylum seekers has allowed them to get their ideas off the ground, or maintain and grow businesses.