Former Town Manager Dennis Lajoie is manager for road construction and town office projects.
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Bar Harbor hotel structure collapses, killing Florida man
Police identified the man as 64-year-old Mark King of Boynton Beach, Florida.
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Mono-Mayhem takes Saddleback by storm
Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation held its 2nd Youth Mono-Mayhem clinic for youth skiers with disabilities.
Posted inMaine
Mainers find repairing and reusing turns the well-loved into good as new
Residents of Greater Portland are getting creative to find ways to spend less and buy sustainably in 2025.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools & Education
UMF researchers want to know, how smart is your cat?
The Maine Cat Lab at the University of Maine at Farmington is conducting the first-ever international study of cat intelligence.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, News
Four skiers on 1 pair of skis compete in Farmington race
Teams of four skiers, all strapped into the same pair of gigantic wooden skis, attempt to ski as fast as they can as a unit at Titcomb Mountain’s Giant Ski Race.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
While home insurance rates spike elsewhere, Maine leads country in stability
Maine has been the least impacted by climate change-fueled insurance rate increases nationwide, a new report finds.
Posted inMaine, News
The Week in Photos has great shots from high school playoffs and championships
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from Feb. 15-21, 2025.
Posted inMaine
A new bill could make it easier for Mainers to get small loans. It would also allow lenders to charge more.
Supporters claim the measure would help people in need of emergency funds, but opponents say it would undo protections against predatory lenders.
Posted inbPlus, Lewiston-Auburn, News, Schools & Education
Edward Little High School’s biggest-in-Maine auditorium puts Auburn in spotlight
With the latest technology, community partnerships, and a vision for growth, the Donald M. Gay Performing Arts Center sets out to become a centerpiece for Auburn’s arts and events.