1 year ago Fourth annual whoopie pie sale for charity in Sebec SEBEC — Jimmy Mike Mauzy is turning 80 and once again his birthday is being celebrated with a whoopie pie sale and yard sale at the historic Sebec Reading Room, 665 Sebec Village Road in the village of Sebec, on Saturday, Sept.
1 year ago Penobscot County corrections officer charged with sexual assault By Marie Weidmayer, Bangor Daily News Staff A now-former Penobscot County Sheriff’s correctional officer is facing criminal charges of sexual assault and tobacco trafficking.
1 year ago Farm animals in Piscataquis County infected with mosquito-borne virus By Christopher Burns, Bangor Daily News Staff Four farm animals in Piscataquis County have died after apparently contracting a mosquito-borne virus.
1 year ago SAD 41, RSU 68 schools among 100-plus to receive funding for outdoor learning projects In its third and most expansive year yet, the Mini-Grants for Outdoor Learning Program has helped over 30,000 students from schools in every county in Maine get outside the classroom and into the natural world.
1 year ago Two innovative Maine-based companies collaborate to enhance animal welfare in research rodents GenoTyping Center of America, a genetic testing company based in Waterville, now offers an exclusive Non-Invasive Buccal Swab Service, developed with specialty swabs manufactured by Puritan Medical Products based in Guilford.
1 year ago Monson radio tower to receive backup power system DOVER-FOXCROFT — During the weekend storm that struck New England, consisting of what was once Hurricane Lee, the Monson Fire Department was responding to a number of calls in the town as well as the surrounding area these firefighters cover.
1 year ago Maine judge accused of driving with a blood alcohol level nearly twice legal limit By Marie Weidmayer.
1 year ago Bangor public hearing added to LUPC schedule for Wolfden application By Kathleen Tomaselli, Houlton Pioneer Times Staff The Maine Land Use Planning Commission scheduled an additional public hearing location in Bangor regarding a Canadian junior mining company’s rezoning application for the Pickett Mountain mining project.
1 year ago Strang presented with 2023 Gadabout Gaddis Cup Award James Strang of Millinocket, long-time owner/operator of Katahdin Air Service (https://www.
1 year ago Bangor Savings Bank promotes commercial leadership team On the heels of receiving a Mainebiz Best Place to Work – Large Employer award this August, Bangor Savings Bank today announces the promotion of three commercial banking leaders to serve in the Maine market: Diane Donaldson – SVP, Commercial Banking Team lead (York and Cumberland counties); Jarrod Guimond – SVP, Commercial Banking Team lead (Northern Maine); and Laura Huddy – SVP, director of Commercial Credit and Portfolio Management.
1 year ago Efficiency Maine recognizes contractors and industrial consumers Efficiency Maine recognized top-performing contractors that sell, install, and service high-efficiency lighting, heating and cooling systems, refrigeration equipment, electric vehicles, insulation, and other upgrades that are promoted through the quasi-state agency’s programs.
1 year ago Maine TREE Foundation to honor 2023 Forest Award recipients Maine Timber Research & Environmental Education Foundation is proud to announce the winners of the 2023 Austin H.
1 year ago Introduction to cost share programs for small woodland owners Maine Woodland Owners is offering a two-part workshop that will provide information about federal and state funding available to small woodland owners that defray costs of installing forest conservation practices.
1 year ago Babbitt named to Ithaca dean’s list ITHACA, New York — Aidan Babbitt of Beaver Cove has been named to Ithaca College’s spring 2023 dean’s list.
1 year ago What you should know if ATV trails run through your land in Maine By Julia Bayly With thousands of miles of snowmobile and all-terrain vehicle trails in Maine crossing privately owned acres, the potential for friction between landowners and recreational riders is always there.
1 year ago Climbing Katahdin in the clouds and fog provides a different kind of enjoyment By Aislinn Sarnacki We were hiking through a cloud on Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain.