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Orono honors Class of 2021 in outdoors graduation

Orono High School graduated 74 seniors during an outdoors ceremony Sunday, June 13, on the school’s athletic fields.

Old Town baseball comes from behind to beat out MDI for spot in finals

After a neck and neck six innings, No. 1 seeded Old Town made a late comeback in the bottom of the seventh to beat No. 5 Mount Desert Island, 7-6, Saturday afternoon in the Class B North semifinals.

Old Town High School honors graduates of historic 2021 class

In a near-normal ceremony, Old Town High School honored and graduated more than 100 students Friday night.

Old Town City Council passes $20 million budget, voters approve school funds

Residents will see lower taxes this fiscal year in Old Town, after the city council approved its more than $20 million budget June 7.

Old Town powers past Hermon in Class B baseball quarterfinals

After a slow start, the Old Town Coyotes knocked off the Hermon Hawks 9-3 Thursday afternoon in the Class B baseball quarterfinals.

Veazie elects new sewer trustee in only contested race

Voters elected a new trustee to sit on the Veazie Sewer District in the only contested race during elections on Tuesday, June 4.

Residents elected to serve Milford in school and town matters

Milford residents elected three people to represent the town in school matters and town politics Tuesday.

Bradley passes million dollar budget and a measure to get a new fire truck

Residents of Bradley approved the town’s highest budget since at least 2016 and the town’s proposal to get a new fire truck during voting at the polls Tuesday.

Old Town approves 4 free electric vehicles, expanding government use in Maine

The city of Old Town will get four new electric vehicles -- for free -- adding to the number of towns, cities and Maine governmental agencies that are taking advantage of thousands of dollars in rebates and other incentives to go green.

Orono voters approve school budget

Voters approved a $15.6 million budget for Regional School Unit 26 at the polls Tuesday.

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