Arts center looking to revitalize age-old treasure To continue preserving its age-old charm, Schoolhouse Arts Center is looking for sponsorships from businesses and corporations as well as tax-deductible donations to make improvements in maintenance, such as new paint, flooring and windows. Schoolhouse Arts Center has worked over the past 34 years to become a working […]
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Driver dies in single-vehicle crash in Standish
Stephen Nappi died Thursday when the truck he was driving rolled over. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
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Posted inAmerican Journal, Coastal Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Portland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Tradition or relic? School snow days face an uncertain future
Snow days are a beloved tradition, but are they needed in the age of remote learning? Maine school districts have come to different conclusions.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Tommy Shaw remembered as ‘one of a kind’ business and family man
The co-founder of Gorham Sand & Gravel died Jan. 13 from COVID and pneumonia.
Posted inMaine
Non-life threatening injuries reported in 4-vehicle crash in Standish
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is investigating speed and alcohol impairment as factors in the crash that closed Bonny Eagle Road for over an hour Wednesday afternoon.
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Standish mobile home destroyed in afternoon fire
Firefighters from several towns helped the understaffed Standish company fight the blaze.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Standish man charged with murdering his girlfriend
Brandon Libby, 34, is accused of shooting 30-year-old Amanda Brown at their home in Standish in June.
Posted inMaine
State not doing enough to protect iconic birds, loon lovers say
Proposed state rules governing boat racing on Maine lakes fall short of wildlife protection that’s needed, loon advocates argue
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Steep Falls preserve celebrates grand opening
The 25-acre site of an old lumber mill will provide recreational opportunities the village is missing, residents say.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Bonny Eagle launches search for new superintendent
SAD 6 is launching a state and national search to replace Paul Penna, who is retiring in June.