The courthouse was closed to the public in mid March because of COVID-19. The commissioners office will only be open four days a week and by appointment only.
June 2020
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Noonan resigns as Greene town manager after 15 years on job
Darlene Beaulieu, the administrative assistant in Whitefield, will become the new town manager at the end of the month.
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Posted inMaine
Crowd estimated at 500 gathers in Waterville to remember George Floyd, support Black Lives Matter
Marchers assemble peacefully Sunday at The Concourse and march from downtown Waterville to Head of Falls, joining a chorus of protests across the nation.
Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Former Bengals star Ken Riley dies at 72
Riley, who converted from quarterback to cornerback after college, ranks fifth in NFL history with 65 interceptions.
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Three Bath men charged with burglarizing Woolwich medical pot shop
Three Bath men have been charged in an alleged medical marijuana dispensary burglary at Holistic Alternatives on Main Street in Woolwich on June 3. According to police, Jasper Erbes, 18, Ethen Harrison, 20, and Brodie Losier, 24, are charged with Class C burglary and Class C theft. Both crimes are felonies, each punishable by up […]
Posted inSports
Amanda Nunes dominates Spencer, defends belt at UFC 250
Nunes becomes the first UFC fighter to hold and defend championships in two weight classes concurrently.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Lisbon High School graduates receive diplomas in midst of pandemic
Members of the Lisbon High School Class of 2020 take turns walking across the stage to get their diploma as classmates wait in the parking lot.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots offense likely to look much different with Stidham
Play-action passes will be more important than ever, and deep passing and quarterback runs figure to be more common.
Posted inSports
Harvick cruises to victory in Atlanta
Kevin Harvick earns his second Cup Series win of the season, after NASCAR vows to do a better job addressing racial injustice.
Posted inSports
Fan experience to change profoundly amid COVID-19 pandemic
Games will be played without fans, or with significantly fewer fans, and the stadium experience will certainly not be the same as sports return.