Residents of Friendly Village have not been successful with trying to purchase the park and are now hoping the town will update its mobile home park ordinance to protect them from excessive rent increases.
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Night of the Raven? Camden vandal’s nickname is a hoax, but the mess is real
A masked figure caught on camera sabotaging 25 newly installed parking kiosks has captured the internet’s attention after a fake post assigned the culprit a snappy moniker.
Windham horse shelter raises funds with farm photography
The Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals helped raise money for improvements on the farm with a silent auction of photography taken at its farm.
Restored Civil War-era blacksmith shop an important part of Raymond Casco Historical Society
Frank McDermott describes the effort that went into restoring the 19th-century blacksmith shop, and how it helped save the historical society.
Maine soccer player detained by ICE was denied bond, attorney says
Malunda Destino, who played for Lewiston’s Maine Legends FC, was arrested by ICE last month.
Fire destroys Union winery, distillery
Firefighters prevented fire from spreading to owners’ home and barn.
Scarborough Community Services offers passport assistance | In the Know
Did you know that Scarborough Community Services can help you submit your passport application? We take appointments at the Community Services Hub (418 Payne Road) on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. If an appointment during the work and school day isn’t convenient for […]
South Berwick Democrat may take on Chellie Pingree in Maine’s 1st District
Rep. Tiffany Roberts says she’s testing the waters for what would be Pingree’s first primary challenge as an incumbent congresswoman.
Woman killed in Waldoboro told co-workers her ex would kill her, police say
James Clark has been charged with murder in the death of Levern Kelley.
Is Maine part of a coalition of states seeking to broaden access to COVID-19 vaccines? | Fact brief
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently narrowed eligibility for the latest shot, limiting it to people 65 or older and those with underlying health risks.