3 years ago Dover-Foxcroft 8-year-old kills an antlered doe with a crossbow By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Evan Annis has enjoyed an incredible year of hunting.
3 years ago Former Milo school official indicted for sex crimes involving student A former school board member from Milo who was a teacher and tennis coach at Penquis Valley High School was indicted Thursday, Oct.
3 years ago Northern Light hospitals are seeing more COVID-19 patients outside of Bangor By David Marino Jr.
3 years ago A new pilot program hopes to spark conversation about recovery in Piscataquis County DOVER-FOXCROFT — Central Hall Commons is hosting its first Recovery Cafe, a pilot program, later this month, meant to serve as a weekly gathering for Piscataquis County residents to share their struggles with sobriety and exchange ideas related to recovery and resources in the community.
3 years ago Duggan on the job as Piscataquis County EMA director DOVER-FOXCROFT — New Picataquis County Emergency Mnagement Agency Director Jaeme Duggan has started her duties, as the Piscataquis County Commissioners learned more during an Oct.
3 years ago Officials probe COVID outbreak at Hilltop Manor DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine — An outbreak at an assisted-living facility in Dover-Foxcroft is under investigation by state health officials.
3 years ago Piscataquis Chamber looks to be a resource for area businesses DOVER-FOXCROFT — Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the Piscataquis Chamber of Commerce has sought to help local businesses locate and utilize various forms of available assistance.
3 years ago $7.2M requested by Collins for Dover-Foxcroft bridge replacement included in transportation funding bill WASHINGTON, D.
3 years ago Maine bowhunters must now get permission to hunt near others’ homes By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Archery hunters in Maine should be aware of a new law that took effect Monday that changes some of the dynamics for hunting with a bow and arrow.
3 years ago Check out these Maine spots for great fall fishing By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Many sportsmen have pulled out their shotgun, bow and arrow or rifle as the fall hunting season moves into full swing.
3 years ago Camden National Bank receives ‘Outstanding’ Community Reinvestment Act rating for 18 years CAMDEN — Camden National Bank announced that it has received the highest possible overall rating of “Outstanding” from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for its most recent Community Reinvestment Act examination period, covering 2018-20.
3 years ago DON’T QUIT! Fitness Center will help SeDoMoCha students find success in life DOVER-FOXCROFT — The ceremonial ribbon for a state-of-the-art $100,000 DON’T QUIT! Fitness Center at the SeDoMoCha School was cut on the afternoon of Oct.
3 years ago Finestkind Tree Farms wins competitions at Fryeburg Fair By Emily Adams FRYEBURG — Finestkind Tree Farms of Dover-Foxcroft took the top honors in the Christmas tree competition again this year at Fryeburg Fair.
3 years ago Tisbury Manor Chapter NSDAR marks the graves of two Daughters DOVER-FOXCROFT — As part of our chapter’s National Daughters of the American Revolution Day of Service, the Tisbury Manor Chapter NSDAR recognized the past service of two local Daughters.
3 years ago Dover-Foxcroft select candidate opts out of race DOVER-FOXCROFT — Several weeks before the municipal election on Tuesday, Nov.
3 years ago Whoopie pie, yard sale raises over $2,100 SEBEC — Jimmy Mike and Barbara Mauzy wish to thank the community for their support of the second annual Jimmy Mike Whoopie Pie Sale Fundraiser.
3 years ago Schools scramble to cover classrooms and other jobs amid substitute shortage Sharon Littlefield stepped in as a custodian last week, opening milk cartons and peeling plastic from cheese sticks for pre-K and kindergarten students at Manson Park School in Pittsfield.
3 years ago Penobscot County Jail closes to all but most violent new arrestees during COVID outbreak By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff The Penobscot County Jail is closed to all but the most violent new arrestees due to a COVID-19 outbreak among inmates and staff.