John Godfrey of Marblehead, Massachusetts, hopes to begin construction in early in 2025.
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Photos: Hollandstrong Tennis Court work begins in Jay
Groundbreaking for the much awaited Hollandstrong Tennis Courts projects begins the first phase of renovations.
Groups come together to provide outreach support for homeless, at-risk veterans in Lewiston
Wednesday’s stand down was held at Veterans Memorial Park.
Gov. Mills responds to Trump call where he reportedly mixed up her gender
Republican candidate Donald Trump was trying to energize voters Monday, the first day of early voting in Maine.
Mexico middle school staff prepares for remote classes
Regional School Unit 10 Superintendent Deb Alden announced Tuesday that Mountain Valley Middle School has been closed indefinitely due to mold spores.
Bates College chooses a new vice president for student affairs
Rosanna Ferro will begin work in Lewiston on Dec. 2.
Maine high court considers eligibility for immunity under Good Samaritan law
The justices will determine if Billy Beaulieu shouldn’t be charged with OUI because a woman asked police to check in on him after he had been pulled over for more than 2 hours on the interstate in Brunswick.
Franklin County tables action on policy to prohibit pets in the workplace
Assistant District Attorney James Andrews said he understood the policy but asked for an exception for a dog to be in the DA’s Office to help a traumatized victim or witness, especially a child, testify during trial.
Hungry Hollow Country Store closes after 40 years of memories
Shirley Damm, 91-year-old baker and owner of Hungry Hollow Country Store in West Paris, said she will miss the people who frequented the store the most.