Nina Mahaleris - The Penobscot Times

Author Archives: Nina Mahaleris

Veazie music teacher raises more than $1,000 for Good Shepherd by selling self-recorded album

A Veazie Community School music director raised about $1,250 for Maine’s largest hunger relief organization by selling copies of his own Christmas album.

Town of Orono, UMaine launch esports league for elementary school kids

Esports is a fast growing activity in the gaming world. The virtual sport is sanctioned by the Maine Principals Association -- though it’s usually reserved for middle, high school or college students.

Old Town residents revive iconic Johnny’s Restaurant

When Sunny Patel’s regular customers stop by Tim’s Little Big Store, they usually tell him stories about Old Town, such as childhood memories of buying candy from the Main Street corner store.

Penobscot Times closing downtown office, will relocate to BDN headquarters

OLD TOWN, Maine — The Penobscot Times will close its office at 282 Main St.

Carol May retires from The Penobscot Times

OLD TOWN, Maine — After more than 50 years behind the desk, Carol May is retiring from The Penobscot Times.

Morgin Cossar named head coach of Old Town softball program

Sports have been a staple in Morgin Cossar’s life since she was a child. But softball holds a special place in her heart.

Couple gets engaged at Stillwater River Trail of Lights

ORONO, Maine — Emalee Lawrence had been bugging Justin Hatley, her boyfriend of nearly two years, about marriage for some time.

Elks lodge plans to reopen after COVID-19 outbreak

The Old Town Elks Lodge is planning to reopen next week following a COVID-19 outbreak that infected at least 14 members.

State fire marshal unable to determine cause of 2019 Old Town fire

More than one year after a fire consumed a major section of downtown Old Town, state investigators have recommended closing their probe into the fire’s cause after being unable to conduct a full investigation.

Four Troop 76 Scouts serve their communities to earn Eagle wings during pandemic

Despite the ongoing global pandemic, four members of Boy Scout Troop 76 completed community service projects this year to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, benefiting veterans, their local schools and a community trail system.

Prev Page 3 Next