QB Jacoby Brissett didn’t seem happy with his year back in New England.
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Jay Town Office shares online portal for registering dogs
A $25 late fee begins Feb. 1.
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Complete our crossword of key central Maine news events from 2024
We’ve pulled the answers from some of our most read stories.
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Smoke detectors alert family to fire early Sunday in Waterville
Residents of the mobile home at 64 Ford Drive reported the fire at 2:45 a.m. after seeing evidence of flames above their kitchen cabinets, according to officials.
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Waterville volunteers count birds in daylong Christmas count
Volunteers collect bird data for the annual Christmas Bird Count, taking place from Dec. 15 to Jan. 5 in over 35 locations in Maine.
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Mainers, New Yorkers enjoy unfamiliar competition in Holiday Hoops Showcase
The Varsity Maine Holiday Hoops Showcase continued Saturday and offered participants a chance to step out of their comfort zone.
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Mega Millions jackpot surges past $1B after no match on Christmas Eve
‘We know that many people will likely receive tickets to Friday’s drawing as holiday gifts, and what a gift that would turn out to be if you ended up with a ticket worth a $1.15 billion jackpot.’
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Maine seeks boost in energy storage to avoid costly grid upgrades
If approved, customers of Central Maine Power and Versant Power would pay more per month initially, but less in the following years, according to a report by Gov. Janet Mills’ Energy Office.
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Mainers are hitting the road for a busy week of holiday travel
Christmas traffic can be harder to predict than Thanksgiving, but experts say a record number of Americans are expected to travel between Dec. 21 and Jan. 1.
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Hebron man’s 62,000-light display brings holiday cheer
‘We do it for the love of Christmas, seeing families coming out and keeping the tradition alive.’