A downtown fixture, Gerard’s Pizza expects a busier-than-usual week as faithful customers return.
Paul Koenig
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Kennebec County apple orchards damaged to the core
Saturday’s brief but intense storms cause significant crop loss at multiple farms.
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Essay contest to find new owner of Whitefield land ends for lack of entries
Martha Manchester of Edgecomb says those who did enter to win the 47-acre wooded parcel will have their $100 entry fees refunded.
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Gardiner raises $13,000 so far for fire victims
The city rallies after a dozen residents lose their homes and two businesses suffer damages in the ‘community disaster.’
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Gardiner hoping to rebuild after downtown fire
Community members would rather not have two burnt-out buildings become downtown parks.
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Farmingdale man, 34, dies in ATV crash
He lost control of the three-wheeler early Saturday in Farmingdale and rolled it, Maine State Police say.
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Gravedigger works by hand at Litchfield Plains Cemetery
Donald Vannah has dug hundreds of graves over the past 16 years he has served as groundskeeper.
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Bank merger plans stir concern, hope in Gardiner, Augusta
If Camden National Bank acquires The Bank of Maine, communities could see losses and pluses.
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Interim UMA president named
Rebecca Wyke is the University of Maine System’s vice chancellor for finance and administration and treasurer.
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Plenty of pick-your-own strawberries ready in central Maine
As they open their fields to pickers, farmers say winter’s cold and snow and recent rain helped the crop.