Bolley’s Famous Franks could reopen in a few weeks with menu tweaks.
Jesse Scardina
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Central Maine officials keeping eye on rail proposal
Oakland’s town manager and Rangeley’s fire chief say it’s a good start to avoid a Maine disaster like Lac-Megantic’s.
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Film fan’s passion became an art house
Ken Eisen was a key player in starting the well-respected Railroad Square Cinema in Waterville.
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Lawsuit over dams gets boost from appeals court
The ruling restores environmentalists’ challenge of the dams’ effectiveness in protecting salmon and shad on the Kennebec River.
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Former Skowhegan shelter resident accused of drug theft
John Donovan was arrested in an apartment he moved to this week after a dispute with another tenant.
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Maine International Film Festival begins Friday
A diverse portfolio of films, including Richard Linklater’s critically acclaimed ‘Boyhood’ and several Maine short films, will be presented this year, in addition to live musical performances at the Opera House.
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Skunk freed from backyard pool after swimming for hours
Safely on the deck, the skunk repays its rescuers the only way it knows how: with a spray.
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Sagahadoc County Sheriff’s Department wins shooting contest
Members of 10 sheriff’s departments take part in the Shawn Donahue Memorial ‘Shooting Star’ Competition.
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Winslow volunteer made up story of girl in river, police say
John Duffy, a volunteer at the Winslow Family 4th of July Celebration, was charged after police searched for an hour for a girl he said had fallen into the Kennebec River near the Ticonic Bridge.
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Bolley’s serves up last of famous franks in Waterville
Opened 52 years ago, the popular eatery served generations of central Maine residents.