When 9/11 was used as an excuse to do what we had repeatedly said we would not do in the Middle East, trust was broken. We will never have the America we had before then. And, we will never see ...

SeniorsPlus will offer the following classes and support groups in August. Classes are held in person at its Lewiston, Wilton, or Norway locations; online; or hybrid. Class locations are ...

People from nearly every step of the food chain — farmers, processors, restaurateurs and consumers — can help stop the spread ...

At Work First, our mission is all about connection, growth, and giving back. We love helping individuals dive headfirst into ...

The Farmington Public Library invites the public to enjoy a special exhibition celebrating the life and artwork of Farmington native Jerry Black, on display July 18 through August 21.

New Hope Baptist Church invites your child(ren) – Ages 3 through having completed Grade 6 – to Vacation Bible School! Participants will be learning about Psalm 23 during the exciting week of Emerald ...

By Ben Hanstein of The Maine Monitor After voters rejected a smaller spending plan in June, school directors are bringing back their original, higher proposal for consideration.

By Colby Galliher Along the edge of a remote pond, among a spongy carpet of interlaced vegetation, an orchid of graceful and ...

The weekly report from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for the week of July 11th to July 17th, 2026. All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 07/11/2026 01:51hrs.

If one contemplates education as a quilt of subjects and skills, technology is the thread holding the patches together in the modern classroom. The following is a conversation with Nicole Lesperance.