In this week’s Penobscot Times: The Old Town High School boys basketball team wins the Eastern Maine Class B title; the Old Town City Council passes a moratorium on marijuana dispensaries and cultivation; Penobscot Indian Nation Chief Kirk Francis calls for an investigation of Maine Attorney General Janet Mills; and much, much more. Pick up your copy of the Times today for all the details!
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Business
Maine Music Society appoints Richard Nickerson as artistic director
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Business
Maine Policy Institute adds Christopher A. Pierce to board of directors
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Business
Robert J. Souza joins Maine Connectivity Authority board of directors
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Business
Woodlands Senior Living building memory care facility in Bridgton
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Health care
COVID case rates in central, western Maine continue to rise, but remain below masking recommendation threshold
