Mills, who ended her campaign for U.S. Senate in April, dressed up in period costume to visit with the cast of the musical ‘1776’ at the Maine State Music Theatre this week.
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Central Maine’s rivers are at a crossroads. What’s next?
The Kennebec has defined the region for centuries, and the river, and our relationship with it, may change.
Wildfire smoke to reduce air quality in Maine through Fourth of July weekend
The ongoing heat wave could exacerbate the impacts of increased levels of particle pollution as wildfires burn in Canada and the Western U.S.
Clinton Prepares for Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration | Photos
Photographer Anna Chadwick focuses on scenes from opening day of the Central Maine Fourth of July celebration in Clinton.
Kingfield to hold special town meeting July 13
Residents will be asked to decide on a moratorium ordinance and a sewer line easement.
Man accused of digging up wire and copper around Moscow wind mill
Items stolen plus damage to the property are estimated to total $200,000, the sheriff’s office said.
Here are some cooling centers in the Rangeley region
Kingfield, Eustis and Strong all have designated cooling centers for those looking to get out of the heat this weekend.
Somerset County officials unearth little-known law about sheriff’s bonds
The annual review of what is essentially an insurance policy for the sheriff, it turns out, involves more public officials than one might imagine.
Pair of Brunswick breweries get new homes
Black Pug Brewing plans on opening this summer at the former site of Moderation Brewing on Maine Street.
Damariscotta community members fight to keep birthing center open
MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital is considering closing its maternity ward by the end of the year. A grassroots effort by local residents has formed to try to save it.