2019
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Wellness Connection sues pot edibles partner, claiming breach of contract
Wellness Connection, Maine’s largest medical marijuana dispensary firm, claims that substandard equipment and processes failed to produce enough THC from its marijuana extractions.
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Posted inSun Spots
Literacy Volunteers seeking one-on-one tutors
DEAR SUN SPOTS: Literacy Volunteers-Androscoggin has 25 people waiting for a one-on-one tutor to help them with their education. Many of these adults need to improve their academic skills in order to obtain work or get a better job. This service can literally be life-changing. If you are age 21 or older, have at least […]
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Video shows burglars taking donation jar from Parkside Variety in Oxford
According to Oxford Police Capt. Rickie Jack, two suspects, who he described as “locals,” have been identified.
Posted inMaine
Litchfield Fair kicks off on Friday
Despite a financial setback last year, the president of the fair board said this year’s fair is packed full of events, both new and old.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston City Council approves effort to place used needle receptacles in public locations
The initiative, led by CommUNITY Recovery and Tri-County Mental Health Services, is meant as a safety measure for children and adults in public parks and recreational areas.
Posted inNews, River Valley
Dixfield to vote Monday on new tax payment date
The change is proposed because a school budget has not been approved by voters.
Posted inFranklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser, News
PHOTOS: Sweet nature in Livermore Falls
Hummingbird moths and bumble bees feast on nectar, pollen, respectively.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Connecticut woman charged for operating without a license after car flips in Lewiston
The driver from Connecticut was charged with not having a license.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Trump proposal could end food stamps benefits for 44,000 Mainers, state says
The Mills administration estimates that 27% of Maine residents who now receive the assistance would be affected by the White House plan to eliminate automatic enrollment.