Lucas Johnson, 43, is prohibited from going on Maine School Administrative 17 property and is forbidden from contacting staff, teachers and administrators at the Otisfield school.
The salaries of town managers throughout Western Maine can vary vastly, from $50,000 to $156,000.
County officials say they appreciate no cuts being made to jail funding, but say the lack of more money in the face of quickly rising costs is burdening local property…
Richard Gagne was 1 of 3 Republicans running for sheriff in the June 9 primary.
Joseph Tracy Jr., 44, of Greenwood, appeared Thursday in South Paris District Court to answer charges including aggravated criminal OUI.
The co-op’s basement space is being converted into cold storage, enabling bulk purchases of produce grown at Gould Acres Farm in Stow.
The mallard drake and his mate busied themselves with their nest amid warming weather.
The staff cuts include two open teacher positions and a special education role.
Crews will replace the section of water line that was patched after pipes burst last month.
Senior Ronan Brown of Harrison is passionate about politics, progressive causes and the outdoors, Principal Paul Bickford said.
Four community sessions for reviewing the 2026-27 budget will be held April 8, 13 and 16 and May 4.
The post office, at a new location at 141 Bethel Road, opens for business Saturday, U.S. Rep. Jared Golden said.
The decision gives mobile home owners a temporary reprieve from lot rent hikes while the town works on a local ordinance to resolve a state law loophole.
Avery Monahan is using his Scouting experience to build a career as a game warden.
It started when Kaili Stalling saw 7 rabbits in the roadway. Now she runs a nonprofit and has a fluffle of advice.
Without proper care, a pet rabbit may not survive more than a year.
True crime dominates these podcasts, with a dose of the paranormal — and one delightfully quirky exception.
Voters will decide among 3 Republican candidates at the June 9 primary election. The winner will face the lone Democratic candidate on Nov. 3.
Norway is the latest rural Maine community working to protect affordable housing.
Longtime tradition set for June 27, with new attractions led by local volunteer Jeff Holley.
A pair of skeletons hang around in a barn window in time for April Fool’s Day.
Ollie, a 7-year-old Springer Spaniel, relaxes at Oxford Hills Mercantile as owner David Robichaud prepares Easter merchandise in South Paris ahead of the April 5 holiday.
Several old, shallow pipes ruptured along High Street this week as the ground thawed following an extremely cold winter.
Several old, shallow pipes ruptured as the ground thawed following an extremely cold winter.
Voters also elected a new selectman and a new director to Maine School Administrative District 17.
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