FREEPORT – The Freeport Town Council has adopted a proposed capital spending program that will maintain most services in the new fiscal year against the backdrop of potentially significant state reven
LEBANON – The Lebanon Rescue Department, Maine State Police and Lebanon Fire Department responded to a report of a vehicle stuck in the water with the driver still in the vehicle and the vehicle was t
STANDISH – High school students are getting college credit through a program at Saint Joseph’s College.
RAYMOND – Raymond officials and broadcasting industry watchers were sad but not surprised following last week’s announcement of the impending closure of Dielectric Communications, one of the area’s la
WINDHAM – Pretty soon, the massive roof at the East Windham Fire Station on Falmouth Road could be covered with solar panels, if a power-purchase agreement under consideration receives Windham Town Co
SCARBOROUGH – On Monday the Scarborough Board of Education finalized $1.74 million in cuts to the $41.4 million operating budget for 2014 first proposed by Superintendent George Entwistle, but on Wedn
WESTBROOK – A study released by the Maine Department of Transportation shows the vehicle count numbers are too low to prompt a traffic signal at the Duck Pond and Hardy roads and Route 302 intersectio
GORHAM – No one in Gorham knows more about town transportation, roads and history than Bernard P. Rines.
GORHAM – A deafening drum roll filled the Gorham Middle School gymnasium Monday as 700 students from Gorham, Westbrook, Waterboro and Fryeburg waited to hear who would win a recycling challenge.
