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Maine farmers impacted by PFAS pivot to harvesting solar power
ARUNDEL, Maine — Maine farmland made worthless by PFAS chemicals could be put back into production again through harvesting the power of the sun. Last month, regulators approved new rules following 2023 state legislation that calls for renewable energy generated on contaminated land, clearing the way for the development of thousands of megawatts of new clean power.
Riding for Hope: Maine’s 8th Annual ‘Ride for Suicide’ to Save Lives
Nick Danforth of Lewiston founded the Pain To Power Suicide Awareness nonprofit to raise awareness about the heartbreaking reality that affects so many lives. This Saturday, August 26, the LA Harley on Main street in Lewiston will host the 8th Annual Ride for Suicide. This event is dedicated to raising awareness about suicide prevention and mental health.
This High School in Maine Is One of the Most Expensive in the U.S.
Education is undoubtedly a priority for parents in our Pine Tree State, but it’s clear that some forms come with a heftier price tag than others. While education is a top priority for parents across the country, in Maine, certain types of education can be particularly costly. From the northern tip of Madawaska to the Piscataqua River Bridge, Mainers share a common goal: providing the best opportunities for our children.
Diving into aquaculture – Washington County Community College leads the way with a new two-year college person
COURTESY OF MAINE AQUACULTURE INNOVATION CENTER Aquaculture in Maine is a numbers game. It’s one that’s been running for the last 40 years and in that time the industry has […]
UMPI offers new tuition incentive program for Maine community college grads
The University of Maine at Presque Isle has launched a tuition discount program, LevelUP, that's designed to help the state's community college graduates earn a bachelor's degree. The program leverages the new guaranteed admission agreement, Transfer ME, between the University of Maine System and the Maine Community College System. “With...
Here’s Why Nearly 6,000 Central Maine Homes Lost Power on Tuesday
If your home lost power on Tuesday morning, you are not alone. According to an article in the KJ, nearly 6,000 Central Maine Power customers in Central Maine lost power for a portion of the morning. The article explains that about 2,600 households in Waterville, about 2,000 homes in Winslow,...
Cooke USA Celebrates 20 Years in Maine
Eastport, Maine, USA - Cooke USA is proud to celebrate 20 years of aquaculture operations in Maine to supply fresh Atlantic salmon to grocery stores and restaurants throughout New England and the United States. Cooke has over 200 employees throughout the state and is one of Washington County’s largest employers...
Waterville, Maine, Homicide Victim Identified
Authorities have released the identity of the victim of a recent homicide in Waterville. According to a press release from the Maine Department of Public Safety, the victim has been identified as 43-year-old Charles Bellows of Waterville. The press release goes on to say that the investigation is open and...
Bangor religious school plans $2M expansion, aims to double enrollment
A private, religious school in Bangor got the city's OK Tuesday to build a 22,500-square-foot addition — enough room to double enrollment — and hopes to break ground next month. Penobscot Christian School currently teaches about 200 students from pre-K through grade 12, occupying 9,500 square feet of...
Lincoln’s Adding Another Festival To It’s Roster: Check Out ‘Septemberfest’
The town of Lincoln knows a thing or two about festivals! It's been holding several festivals, every year, for decades. Last month, they provided an entire weekend of entertainment with their Olympic-themed Loon Fest. And coming up next month, they have some more fun planned!. According to their event page,...
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