Lawmakers report dozens of constituents say they still can’t access the new system to file for benefits.
Colin Ellis
Colin Ellis began writing for the Morning Sentinel in winter of 2016. He covers general news in Fairfield and other surrounding communities of Somerset County. Originally from Portland, he began writing for The Forecaster in southern Maine in the summer of 2014 before joining the Sentinel. He is a graduate of St. Michael’s College in Vermont, and returned to Maine in spring of 2013.
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With just a few taps, local takeout arrives in dorms at Colby College
A student’s new business seamlessly links hungry students to restaurants and a delivery service.
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Verso investor sells nearly 1.3 million shares; company says it could be sold
The owner of the mill in Jay says a sale is one of several possibilities as the business works to improve its return on investment for shareholders.
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Second annual Operation HOPE benefit concert a big success
Nearly 200 come out on a chilly night to help raise funds for people suffering from addiction.
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Solar power continues to gain ground in central Maine
Projects are going up all over, aiming to harness electricity and, in the process, create local jobs.
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New unemployment claims system baffles Mainers left without benefit checks
State labor officials say the department has addressed most of the technical issues, and is providing help to those who have had trouble logging in.
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Volunteers’ labor warms Vassalboro homes
Twenty-six local buildings will be less drafty after a weekend effort turns out 267 window inserts.
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Waterville’s first microbrewery opening next month in Hathaway center
Aiming to create an atmosphere that’s laid back and social, Waterville Brewing Co. believes it has the ideal location.
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Suspect stole kayak, lottery tickets, other gifts donated for Waterville festival, police say
Organizers of the Sukeforth Family Festival of Trees say the thief stole about $1,000 in lottery tickets and apparenty helped himself to a bottle of wine in the process.
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Sen. Collins tours Colby College projects that are reshaping downtown Waterville
Colby President David Greene shows off 2 projects, including a huge mixed-use building.