There are plans for a traffic light at Auburn’s accident-prone intersection
Officials moved forward with the project following an accident in May that killed two people.
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Rumford pastor wears two hats, both in service to others
This story is the second in a series exploring Bethel area churches: their mission, demographics and challenges.
Lowing cattle in Leeds, bulldozing in Brunswick and sports under sunset: Week in Photos
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from the past week.
Republican Jonathan Bush poised to enter Maine governor’s race
The cousin and nephew of former presidents is bound to shake up what has been a stable field of Republicans seeking the nomination.
Thomas College faculty votes to unionize, citing frustration over changes
Organizers at the Waterville college say the move is a response to policy shifts by a new president that affect job expectations and academic offerings.
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High schools Friday: Oak Hill field hockey rolls to win
Madalyn Sikora leads the way for the Raiders.
Photography
Mystery Photo for Oct. 5, 2025
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $25 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
Things to Do
Rangeley hiking group sparks social connections, one step at a time
Trails for Rangeley Area Coalition connects outdoor enthusiasts with twice weekly group outings in the summer and once weekly outings in the winter.
Crimes and Courts
Maine State Police trooper ‘body-slammed’ Chelsea woman, according to lawsuit
Marie Searles’ lawsuit accuses state police of a pattern of ‘failing to properly investigate and discipline troopers in cases of excessive force.’
