Madawaska paper mill to receive nearly $10 million Maine tax credit

Twin Rivers Paper Co. Inc. was the only mill eligible for the tax credit meant to help modernize equipment and save jobs. A state report recommends more transparency about business incentives.

Wayne man to serve up to 33 months in prison on federal drug smuggling, lying charges

Victor Sousa, 25 had pleaded guilty to smuggling methamphetamine pills from Canada and lying about knowing people linked to a federal narcotics investigation.

Wayne man pleads guilty to lying to federal drug officers

Victor Sousa, 24, faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Maine reclaims bragging rights to biggest ice disk, at 1,776 feet

The giant piece of ice estimated at 146,000 tons moved slowly like a Lazy Susan on Long Lake in Madawaska.

Vehicle crashes into Madawaska home, killing driver and man inside

State police are investigating the cause of the Saturday night accident.

Maine Bicycle coalition to hold Women’s Ride June 4

Mills offers $10 million aid package for businesses near Canadian border

The grants of as much as $100,000 are intended to help businesses harmed by the loss of Canadian customers while their entry into America has been barred during the pandemic.

The Maine Millennial: Unpaid internships are a career path for the privileged

Political campaigns should not take advantage of students who want to participate in the process.

Food assistance available at many Maine parishes

Local parishes are in Skowhegan, Farmington, Augusta, Jay during COVID-19 outbreak.

Former St. Agatha man called a cult leader is arrested on Tennessee warrants

Gary D. Blankenship says he was run out of a home in St. Agatha. Then he was arrested in Madawaska on warrants out of Tennessee.