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Maine aviation "legend" remembered by friends and family
FALMOUTH, Maine — Family and friends gathered today in Falmouth to celebrate the life of Allyn "AJ" Caruso, who devoted his life to aviation in Maine. Caruso passed away unexpectedly at the age of 74 back in March. At just 19-years-old, Caruso began flying for Bar Harbor Airlines. He...
Walgreens is closing five stores in Maine
Maine — Walgreens is preparing to close up to 25% of its 8,600 stores in the U.S. by 2027 and at least five are in Maine. According to recent reporting from CNN and The Associated Press, Walgreens C.E.O. Tim Wentworth said he's closing stores that aren't profitable, adding that more consumers are going online to fill their scripts and buy pharmacy standards like greeting cards and candy.
Get Ready For a Hefty Spike in Your Maine CMP Bill This Month
Starting this month, we’re going to see another increase on another bill that we don’t want but it’s going to happen anyway. Here's the scoop. Beloved customers of Central Maine Power (CMP) will see an average increase of $15.56 per month on our bills, according to Central Maine, which is a 12.6% rise.
Bath Heritage Days continue with festivities for the whole family
BATH (WGME) - Bath Heritage Days continued again on Saturday with several festivities for the whole family. That included “Art in the Park," where dozens of vendors and artisans set up for folks to enjoy art, food and live music. There's also plenty of fun and games for the...
Battle at the Worumbo Hill wrestling tourney pits competitors of all ages and sizes
LISBON, Maine — Though the name sounds like something of legends, the Battle at the Worumbo Mill is a wrestling tourney held for the first time on Saturday. Kyle LaRoche is the tournament organizer, as well as a coach for the Lisbon Oak Hill Wrestling Club. He said sports require much more than just physical strength.
More states consider voter ID laws amid conflicting research on their impact
Nevada voters may decide in November whether they should join three dozen other states in requiring voters to present valid identification before casting a ballot. And Maine may not be far behind, as the push for voter ID requirements grows nationwide despite conflicting studies over their effects. Conservative organizers in Nevada say they have gathered […] The post More states consider voter ID laws amid conflicting research on their impact appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Martha Stewart is surprised by the 'harsh' criticism of her living room redo
Martha Stewart now knows that trying to appease internet trolls is for the birds. The 82-year-old TV host addressed the recent backlash she received for one of her newly decorated Maine living rooms — which features yellow furniture and several large bird portraits — in an Instagram post on July 4.
One dead, two minors injured following crash in Gray
GRAY (WGME) -- One person has died after crashing head-on into another driver who was allegedly driving under the influence in Gray. On Saturday, at around 11:26 p.m., the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office says they responded to the area of Portland Road and Sugar Maple Road for multiple reports of a head-on motor vehicle crash.
University Credit Union presents checks to University of Maine at Augusta campus food pantries
University Credit Union presented checks to the University of Maine at Augusta totaling $2,000 for its student-run and campus-sanctioned food pantries on its Augusta and Bangor campuses, respectively. The Augusta […]
Benefit Concert Featuring Julia Gagnon from ‘American Idol’ This July in Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Our favorite Maine star has hit the road and is spending the summer season touring all over the Pine Tree State. We have been so fortunate to have visit multiple times and hook us up with VIP ticket giveaways for our listeners. We love promoting all things Julia Gagnon as she works hard to continue her success from "American Idol."
Southport selectmen set special town meeting for July 24
Southport residents will decide whether to adopt two ordinances during a July 24 special town meeting. Selectmen approved the special town meeting during their July 3 regular meeting. One proposed ordinance deals with implementing housing goals established by LD 2003. In 2022, Gov. Janet Mills signed the legislation establishing statewide and regional housing production goals and a municipal role in achieving those goals. The law imposes density and other requirements for affordable housing developments that preempt inconsistent municipal regulations. It requires municipalities to allow up to four dwelling units on each lot where housing is allowed, depending upon the lot and whether it contains an existing dwelling. It also requires municipalities to allow accessory dwelling units in any area where housing is permitted and comply with certain accessory dwelling unit requirements.
Boothbay Railway Village: It’s the 60th anniversary!
Boothbay Railway Village was founded by George McEvoy in 1964. It opened for the first time in 1965 on Memorial Day weekend. Many of the buildings were saved from demolition by him, including Freeport Station. which he transported in nine pieces over three days in Feb. 1964, and where visitors buy their tickets; the 1847 Boothbay Town Hall in 1990; and Spruce Point Chapel in 1995.
Wiscasset Homes on Tour July 13 features 19th century homes
The six private homes and a carriage house featured during Wiscasset Homes on Tour, Saturday, July 13 from 11a.m. to 4 p.m. were built from 1799 to 1898. Each is unique and fascinating, and each presents an aspect of Village life in the 19th century. A once-modest farmhouse, built in...
Trevett Column: July 17 potluck
July 17th is the date for July’s potluck and the kitchen team of Suzanne, Judy and Alan would like you to bring either a main or side dish or a dessert to share. If you are bringing guests, you might want to bring extra. As always, water and coffee will be provided but you are welcome to bring your beverage of choice. You may contact Evelyn (380-6977 or evelynshahan@gmail.com) with any questions. See you at 5:30.
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