2 days ago

This week in sports: Oct. 19-24

The week in sports.

6 days ago

Old Town native and current Miss Maine heading to national competition

It has been nearly one year since Old Town native Julia Van Steenberghe was crowned Miss Maine USA. Now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the 22-year-old pageant queen is getting ready to compete on the national stage. 

1 week ago

Meet the people running for the RSU 34 School Board

We asked the people running for two uncontested seats on the RSU 34 School Board this year to share their opinions about why they want to serve on the board and what they think are the most important issues facing the district currently. 

1 week ago

Old Town Elks Lodge to host Halloween Trunk or Treat

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the Old Town Elks Club is hoping to bring back some sense of normalcy this Halloween with a socially-distanced Trunk or Treat.

1 week ago

Meet the people running for the Old Town City Council

We asked the six people running for four open city council seats this year to share their opinions about why they want to serve on council and what they think are the most important issues facing Old Town currently. 

1 week ago

This week in sports — Oct. 19, 2020

Weekly Sports Roundup

2 weeks ago

Orono takes home golf state championship

The Orono Red Riots golf team became state champions after winning the Class C State Championship match on Saturday, Oct. 10 at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro.

2 weeks ago

Sports roundup

The Old Town Coyotes lost to the Dexter Tigers on Friday night.

3 weeks ago

Rotary Club to hold 70th annual Hunters Breakfast despite pandemic

The Old Town Rotary Club will be putting on its 70th annual Hunters Breakfast despite initial concerns about whether it could happen this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

3 weeks ago

Orono families adopt outdoor learning alternatives in the age of remote schooling

In the age of attending classes from behind a computer screen and doing homework while still in pajamas, some Orono families are taking a different approach to pandemic-era schooling.