Russia’s defense ministry says 63 of its soldiers have been killed by a Ukrainian strike on a facility in the eastern Donetsk region where military personnel were stationed.
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Maine winters are tough. Here are some ways to get through
Got the ‘winter blues’ already? As the New Year arrives and with it three-plus months of dark and cold, the Sun Journal spoke with experts and residents alike to get their advice on how they stay sane and healthy.
Russian strikes intensify as Ukrainians return for holiday
Officials say at least one person has been killed and 14 others hospitalized as multiple blasts rocked Kyiv.
Queen guitarist Brian May: Knighthood comes with ‘a little bit more clout’
He was among hundreds of artists, community leaders and athletes who were recognized on the first such list to be signed off by King Charles III.
Pushing aside life’s challenges, woman takes ownership of longstanding Waterville business
Ashley Ann Ferris, who struggled as a single mother to provide for her three daughters, is the new owner of Waterville Florist & Formal Wear and is working with the founder, Jeff Karter, to expand its offerings.
Woman sues Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, alleging child sex assault in 1970s
While the lawsuit doesn’t name Tyler, Misley identified him by name in the statement, issued through the law firm Jeff Anderson & Associates.
UMaine gets federal funds for tick research as state sets record for Lyme disease cases
Maine’s U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King lobbied for the $6.2 million in research funding that’s part of the recently passed federal budget bill.
New York opens its 1st legal recreational marijuana dispensary
The state is reserving its first round of retail licenses for nonprofits, as well as applicants with pot convictions and their relatives.
Farmington organization hands out 100 bags of food
Sabrina Keene and Ericka Buote along with the rest of Healthy Community Coalition organized 100 bags of food to be given out to members of the community on a first come, first served basis.
Wilton Parks and Rec Director to step back, reduce hours.
Wilton Parks and Recreations Director Frank Donald will be stepping back from full time to part time, reducing hours as he transitions into potential retirement.