Brakey gave up acting for politics almost a decade ago and, mostly, hasn’t regretted it.
July 2020
Maine author publishes ‘A Backyard Book of Spiders in Maine’
North Country Press is pleased to announce publication of ‘A Backyard Book of Spiders in Maine’ by Dana Wilde
Maine author’s new book celebrates mother who saved suffrage
We’re officially in the suffrage centennial! One hundred years ago, after decades of perseverance, American women were finally given the right to vote. But it almost didn’t happen. Maine author, Emmy winner and former WMTW-TV anchor Elisa Boxer has just released a children’s book that tells the little-known story of the mother who saved suffrage: […]
Historian to present ‘Whaling in Maine’ program at Camden Public Library
CAMDEN— Author and historian Charles H. Lagerbom will give an online presentation on “Whaling in Maine” at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at the Camden Public Library. Lagerbom will reveal why Maine should rightly take its place alongside its more well known New England whaling neighbors. The program is part of the Camden Public Library’s […]
Franklin County commissioners to hold special meeting Thursday
Executive session set on road agent duties
Closed section of Whistle Stop Trail reopens in Jay
Part of the former railroad bed was closed to install a new sewer system.
University of Maine at Farmington announces return-to-campus plan for fall semester
FARMINGTON — In-person classes will begin at the University of Maine at Farmington on Aug. 31 and shift to remote learning in late November for the rest of the semester, according to the return-to-campus plan released by the school Wednesday. In addition to classrooms, residence halls and dining services will open at UMF for the […]
MaineHealth retains A+ bond rating despite pandemic challenges
Ratings agencies S&P Global Ratings and Moody’s Investors Service each endorsed MaineHealth with strong credit ratings.
Emails sent to majority on Franklin County budget panel termed ‘illegal action’
Tiffany Maiuri of Wilton sent messages seeking consensus on getting a majority vote on some proposals.
Myrtle Beach reopened to survive the summer. Now, it’s a coronavirus ‘petri dish.’
The popular South Carolina destination had to reopen, even knowing that COVID-19 cases would increase, said the mayor.