The commissioners also approved hiring Lexi Daggett of New Vineyard as deputy director of the county Emergency Management Agency and honored Johanna Cullenberg as 911 Dispatch Employee of the Quarter.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
E-ZPass security shutdown delays Maine Turnpike toll charges
The MTA plans to resume posting charges to user accounts this week after the system was taken down for 12 hours last month to avoid a potential security breach.
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Posted inLetters
I will not give up the fight against Trump | Letter
I am tired of waking up each morning to hear what the Trump administration has taken away from us. I am tired of the grifting, of taking advantage of the vulnerable, and of removing rights from citizens. I am tired of being represented by Sen. Susan Collins, who pretends to be a moderate Republican while […]
Posted inThings to Do
Get out! Flowers, physical comedy and Fleetwood Mac redux coming in the next week
Some suggested events in the area for April 23-30.
Posted inThings to Do
Get out! Easter and Earth Day events coming in the next week
Some suggested events happening in the area for April 16-22.
Posted inMaine Crime, News
Hartland death under investigation by state police
Major crimes detectives are investigating the death of a woman Saturday at a residence on the Canaan Road in Hartland.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
No clear favorites in Class C South baseball
Monmouth Academy and Sacopee Valley, the past two state champions, graduated a lot of players and are expected to see plenty of challengers for the top spot.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Sun Journal-area baseball players to watch in 2025
These area standouts are looking to help their teams by building upon their past individual success.
Posted inFranklin, Maine
Jay accepts police officer reimbursement funding
The Select Board recognized the Hollandstrong Community Foundation with the 2025 Spirit of America Foundation Tribute.
Posted inNews
Brunswick Landing removes toxic foam from airport hangar
Hangar 6 held 975 gallons of aqueous film-forming foam, or AFFF, containing a toxic chemical compound known as PFOS.