The Hubbard Free Library, fresh from Phase 1 of a capital campaign, looks ahead to new goals.
Paul Koenig
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Vet stands up for others at Stand Down
Once homeless himself, Aaron Brooker returns to volunteer at the annual event that brings veterans to Togus for care, clothing and more.
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Lawmakers approve plan for old State House copper
The Legislative Council approved a plan Wednesday crafted with the help of the Maine Arts Commission just as workers were finishing installing the dome’s new copper sheathing.
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Husband of Maine attorney general dies from effects of stroke
Stanley Kuklinski had been in and out of medical care since suffering a stroke nearly a year ago.
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Pie-eating contest a smash again at Monmouth Museum’s AppleFest
Fine weather brings a larger crowd than usual to the museum’s fundraiser.
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Female body pulled from Kennebec River in Pittston
The Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body on the bank of the Kennebec River in Pittston Saturday afternoon.
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Small amount of milfoil found at lake in Winthrop
A survey discovers the invasive plant species in Annabessacook Lake.
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Colby conference spotlights rights violations from women’s perspectives
Clare Byarugaba, an activist from Uganda, is scheduled to participate in the Oct. 8-10 human rights conference at Colby College in Waterville.
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UMA interim president cites ‘Don Quixote’ at convocation
He says a mix of idealism and pragmatism is the best approach to this year’s theme of innovation.
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Hard cider firm gets council OK to open in old church
The brewing company’s plans are the first use of a new zoning rule to push reusing older buildings.