Flying what’s considered the world’s smallest jet aircraft is a dream come true for a Gardiner man.
Paul Koenig
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Gardiner finance program lures Frosty’s Donuts downtown
The popular doughnut shop opening at a key corner is part of the goal to attract a mix of established retailers, restaurants and professionals.
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Boom time for shares in Maine farms
Community-supported agriculture here grows by more than 150 percent during a five-year period when it held steady in most of the U.S.
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Speed limit on much of I-295 rises to 70 mph
The new speed limit is closer to what motorists actually drive, but safety advocates say it could lead to more fatalities.
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Alewives return to Togus Stream for first time in 200 years
The Maine Department of Marine Resources began stocking Lower Togus Pond in Chelsea four years ago with the hope that fish born there would return.
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Kennebec Savings Bank seeking flexibility via restructuring
The change also won’t have any effect on the rates and the services offered to customers.
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Maine researchers vie for NASA funding to track Gulf of Maine species
The need for real-time insight is key because the marine environment changes rapidly, they say.
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Maine researchers vie for NASA funding to track Gulf of Maine species
The need for real-time insight is key because the marine environment changes rapidly, they say.
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Maine Guides take their shots at hosting new reality show
A production company is hosting tryouts at a sportsman’s show at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Maine wedding shows attract more grooms-to-be
At the Augusta show, a general store in Windsor gets to show off its stock of wedding dresses.