Severe drought expands across northern Aroostook as water shortages persist
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor places all of northern and central Aroostook County in severe drought.
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor places all of northern and central Aroostook County in severe drought.
The move restores a yearslong interlocal agreement and comes after the communities garnered more than 150 signatures on a petition to have their say in the decision
In a time when budgets are tight and families struggle to put healthy food on the table, the farm game teaches kids and families new options.
A standard 275-gallon tank will cost upwards of $740 more to fill, multiplied by several fillups over the course of a winter.
The association presented its annual Better Newspaper Contest awards at the 2026 fall conference, held Oct. 17 in South Portland.
Wind power is again gaining momentum, spurred by the Maine Public Utilities Commission’s recent selection of Clearway for an onshore wind project.
Accreditors have temporarily limited the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s ability to offer new competency-based educational programs, but that won’t affect existing offerings, University of Maine System officials said. The system previously had permission to bring new programs online without prior approval by the New England Commission of Higher Education. Now, following an investigation […]
WASHBURN, Maine — Do you have questions about hospice, when to start, what are the benefits or is it covered by your insurance? Join Northern Light Home Care & Hospice for a free Let’s Talk About Hospice program on Monday, Oct. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Washburn Town Office, 1370 Main St. George McLauglin, […]
The University of Maine at Presque Isle can’t offer any new YourPace competency-based programs without accreditor approval, according to the New England Commission of Higher Education. “We didn’t suspend it,” commission President Larry Schall said. “We suspended any expansion of it — new programs, new locations — until they appear before us in the spring.” […]
Maine has lost 15 local police departments since the turn of the century. That’s changed the face of rural policing. A Bangor Daily News analysis of 25 years of law enforcement employment data found that 15 police departments in the state have disbanded or merged with another since 2000. The trend dates back at least […]