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Howland Fire Department offering free carbon monoxide alarms to residents
Folks in Howland looking to get a new carbon monoxide alarm for their home have the opportunity to get one for free from the Howland Fire Department. According to a post on the Howland Fire Department's Facebook page, the alarms were obtained by the department through a donation from The Home Depot.
Dover-Foxcroft forms Mayo Mill Dam review committee
DOVER-FOXCROFT -- Two months ago, Dover-Foxcroft residents voted to keep the town's historic dam. Its potential removal was a hotly-debated issue that followed months of steering committee research into dam alternatives. "The vote said 'keep it,' so that is what we're going to do. However, there is a reality about...
Monson Historical Society calendars available
MONSON — The 2025 calendar is now available at the Monson Historical Society Museum on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. During town office hours the calendars can be purchased there as well. The cost is $10 tax included and...
Mountain View Correctional Facility inmate dies
CHARLESTON -- An inmate at the Mountain View Correctional Facility died Saturday morning. According to the Maine Department of Corrections, MDOC resident Keith Bradford of Bangor passed away at approximately 3:33 a.m. Saturday. His death was attended by medical personnel. Consistent with MDOC policy the Attorney General's Office and the...
Form Energy set to build world’s biggest battery in Maine
The long-duration storage pioneer won DOE grant money to construct a massive iron-air battery intended to help a strained pocket of the New England grid. New England states are attempting to make good on their climate pledges while addressing some very real concerns about the long-term stability of the region’s electrical grid. The Department of Energy awarded $389 million in grant funding last week to strengthen that system. Much of that money will support terminals to collect power from massive new offshore wind farms and distribute it across the region. But $147 million from the tranche, which was earmarked in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will go toward an enormous, unconventional battery project intended to help one of the most congested parts of the New England grid.
Piscataquis County teen, 13, reported missing has been found and is safe
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY, Maine — A teenager who was reported missing out of Piscataquis County has been found and is safe, according to officials. The girl was reportedly last seen Tuesday in the town of Guilford, but she had been found and was safe by Wednesday afternoon, according to the Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office.
Alison Joy Eng 1955-2024
HOWLAND — Alison Joy “Al” Eng, 69, passed away unexpectedly at her residence on Wednesday morning, Aug. 7, 2024. She was born on June 3, 1955, in Meriden, Connecticut, to Philip and Magdalene Trifilo. Alison worked as an analyst for Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, until...
SAD 4 officials watching athletic participation numbers
GUILFORD — On Monday, Aug. 19 fall sports practices for high school and middle school teams begin across Maine. In SAD 4 roster numbers have been dwindling in some sports in recent years, as has the district-wide student enrollment, and administrators will be monitoring how many athletes come out for the teams to see if the squads have the depth for a full season and if not what may need to be done.
Brownville Days events Friday and Saturday
BROWNVILLE — The Bicentennial edition (1824 to 2024) of Brownville Days will feature events on Friday, Aug. 16 and Saturday, Aug. 17. Friday kicks off with the Brownville Free Public Library rummage, book, and bake sale starting at 5 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. the Mainely Pastures Food Truck will be at the Village Playground, followed by a 7 p.m. concert in the park with the Josh Guthrie Band. Fireworks are set for 9:15 p.m. over 302 Main Road with parking at Earl Gerrish & Sons.
David Estey and Emily Sabino ‘Talk Art in Maine’
Lincoln Theater is pleased to announce the return of the beloved program "Talking Art in Maine." While the focus of the program remains the same as season’s past, welcoming notable Artists and Curators who have made a substantial contribution to the arts in the state of Maine, this season we do have an exciting change. Lincoln Theater is thrilled to welcome local artist Emily Sabino who is taking over the helm as host of Talking Art in Maine beginning Aug. 22, and welcoming special guest, artist David Estey.
Howland refreshes gazebo
HOWLAND — The gazebo at Richard E. Orwig Park on East Market Street is getting a new roof and other improvements as part of a $35,000 joint project between township officials, the park board and the Howland Local School District. The township is contributing $12,000 for new lights at...
23-Year-Old Man Died & Two Injured after Rollover Crash in Maine
A 23-year-old man died and two were injured after a rollover crash early Saturday morning on the Golden Road in T3 Indian Purchase Township. The Maine State Police said Benjamin Harvey from Rollinsford, New Hampshire was pronounced dead at the scene. Two People Injured. Two other people in the vehicle...
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