UNITY — The farmers who have revitalized Maine’s local agriculture movement are increasingly likely to be young and female, Kathleen Merrigan, the No. 2 agriculture official in the Obama administration, told a crowd at the Common Ground Country Fair on Sunday.
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Newport pharmacy robberies may be linked
Police are trying to determine whether the same man is responsible for two robberies of a Newport Rite Aid, spaced exactly one month apart.
Van crashes in Waterville when driver loses consciousness
The van destroyed a fire hydrant and hit a sewer cap before stopping about 30 feet from the roadside. The driver was not injured.
Inland Hospital laying off 10 employees
Inland Hospital is also closing its Walmart clinic, according to hospital president John Dalton.
UMaine-Farmington’s new president finds her mission
“Every UMF graduate will be equipped with the skills, knowledge and capacity to learn broadly and think deeply for a lifetime.”
Former housemate says 10-year-old injured another baby in June
Ashley Tenney says her 8-month-old daughter suffered seizures and was hospitalized after being alone with the girl who was charged with manslaughter in the July death of an infant.
Ten-year-old charged in baby’s death
The girl is the youngest child to be charged with manslaughter in the state over the past 25 years.
Ten-year-old charged in baby’s death
The girl is the youngest child to be charged with manslaughter in the state over the past 25 years.
Police investigating death of Maine infant as homicide
Three-month-old Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway died July 8 after her parents made arrangements for the child to stay overnight with a baby sitter.
King stands by Maine bank criticized by regulators
According to financial disclosure forms, Angus King made $67,000 while serving on The Bank of Maine board for 18 months.