5 years ago

DOT: Bridge project could take three years or more

The Maine Department of Transportation’s plan to replace the Stillwater River bridges and improve the traffic corridor in that area will be lengthy, taking three years or more if current projections hold.

5 years ago

Nominees sought for city Brownfields assessment

OLD TOWN – The city is seeking potential sites for its Brownfield Assessment program.

5 years ago

More than 44,000 Mainers projected to lose food assistance under SNAP proposal

AUGUSTA – A Trump administration proposal to kick millions of Americans off the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) would threaten essential food benefits for more than 44,000 Maine people, nearly half of whom are children, older Mainers, and people with disabilities, according to  The Maine Department of Health and Human Services.

5 years ago

PCFCU to merge with The County Federal Credit Union

Subject to member and regulatory approval, the Board of Directors from Penobscot County Federal Credit Union (PCFCU) and The County Federal Credit Union (CFCU) have agreed that a merger would improve and increase benefits to both memberships.

5 years ago

Water quality, economics focus of 2019 Libby Lecture in Natural Resource Policy 

ORONO  — Catherine L.

5 years ago

Fall Fest at Hirundo to include archery, fungi foraging and full day activities

OLD TOWN — Hirundo Wildlife Refuge will hold its Fall Fest weekend Sept.

5 years ago

OHS scrubs varsity football season

Orono High School has canceled its 2019 varsity football season, just days before the regular season was to begin.

5 years ago

Technological advances have meant huge changes for law enforcement

Technology has moved forward in leaps and bounds in many aspects of life in recent years.

5 years ago

Woman arrested as fugitive from justice

A woman wanted on a fugitive from justice warrant for failure to show up for her trial for killing a passenger in a 2017 Pennsylvania accident was arrested recently in Milford.

5 years ago

Bradley cleanup stickers to be more costly

Bradley residents who take part in the town’s semi-annual cleanup will pay more to get rid of their junk.