BANGOR — A Veterans and Family Indoor Expo is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Anah Shriners, 1404 Broadway. The Veterans Benefits Administration, Togus Regional Office and Veterans Health Administration, VA Maine Healthcare System are teaming up to provide veterans and their family members information about the Promise to […]
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Farmington council to host fundraiser Feb. 25
A Snowshoe Frolic and Garden Fair is planned.
Greenlaw family’s 2023 reunion set for Aug. 18, 19 in Brunswick
Descendants of William and Jane Greenlaw plan to gather Aug. 18 and 19 in Brunswick, in conjunction with the Maine Highland Games. The 2023 Greenlaw Reunion is being organized by the Greenlaw Family Association, formed in 2003 to promote genealogical research, preserve heritage, and strengthen kinship among Greenlaw descendants, according to a news release from […]
Edmund Lewis: No president should serve beyond age 75
God — whoops, the “king” — has spoken. Anyone who doesn’t know who he is has obviously either been out of the world or is both blind and deaf. Yes, the king is our one-term 45th president, who intends to run again in 2024. My first thought was, where do I run to, and my […]
Bob Neal: The Countryman: What do we do about after high school?
One thing seems certain. The post-secondary years will be different, whether grads are going straight to work or to career training or higher education. This may be an opportunity for Maine to grab the initiative and start designing the post-secondary world of tomorrow.
Power outage cancels, diverts flights at Kennedy airport
Terminal 1 remained closed Friday ‘due to electrical issues.’
Brewer lawmaker revives effort to ban child marriages in Maine
The legislation by Rep. Kevin O’Connell is part of a broader push to eliminate child marriage in the United States, and elsewhere, to prevent the exploitation of minors, especially girls.
Junior hockey: Northeast Generals put away from Maine Nordiques with pair of empty-net goals
The Nordiques fire 42 shots on Generals goalie Cullen DeYoung, but he turns away 41 of them in the win.
White House defends response to toxic train derailment
The hazardous chemicals killed thousands of fish, and residents speak of dying or sick pets and wildlife.