More than 6 percent of drivers on Maine roads were talking on a phone or manipulating a device, according to a 2018 survey of almost 13,600 vehicles
Greg Fish
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MFLM starting Donnell Mill restoration project
Donnell’s mill is the only known saw to cut 8 foot clapboards.
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Women of the World announces 2019-20 schedule
Women of the World (WOW) is a group of international women, including Americans, who gather once a month at the Church of Universal Fellowship, 12 noon, 82 Main Street in Orono, to share their cultural heritages.
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Bill Berlinghoff performing at Tuesday Forum Luncheon
Bill is a folksinger with more than half a century of performing experience, appearing in almost every east-coast state from Maine to Virginia and as far west as Colorado and Oregon.
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Orono Public Library to celebrate 10th anniversary with birthday party
The party will be held from 4-6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7.
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Y Happenings
There is a buzz in the air, no, not mosquitos but the energy as the Fall 1 session starts at the Old Town-Orono YMCA.
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Nomination papers for Old Town elections available Monday
Two seats are opening up on the city council, and one on RSU 34’s board of directors.
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On hope and the Old Town mill
There is reason to be hopeful, and that is something to celebrate.
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Legionella bacteria no longer detected at Orono-Veazie Water District
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention says that recent water tests in the Orono-Veazie Water District did not detect Legionella bacteria.
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Reopening of Old Town mill celebrated
The event was put on by ND Paper, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nine Dragons Paper Limited, which bought the mill nearly a year ago.