An SUV struck a parked car and rolled over on Jordan Avenue Sunday afternoon.
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Habitat for Humanity building through pandemic, despite delays
Though the local Habitat for Humanity chapter has seen construction delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, construction of a new affordable home in Wiscasset will start soon.
Brunswick’s The Daniel to remain a hotel under new buyers
Despite initial plans to convert the building into senior housing, new owners Bella Point Holdings LLC have decided to reopen the historic inn as an “upscale hotel,” according to the buyer’s broker. The hotel sold at auction for $1.6 million.
Turnout among young voters key to Georgia Senate runoffs
Strong turnout among voters under 30 nationwide helped propel Democrat Joe Biden to victory over Trump in the November election.
The Latest: Canada records 1st cases of new virus variant
TORONTO — Officials in Canada’s most populous province have confirmed the first two known Canadian cases of of a more contagious variant of COVID-19 that was first identified in the United Kingdom. The province’s associate chief medical officer says that the cases are a couple from Durham Region, just east of Toronto, with no known […]
Christmas Day storm milder than expected; risk of flooding remains
Rain and snow melt could contribute to flooding overnight or Saturday morning, the National Weather Service warned Friday night; motorists are cautioned to watch for black ice as temperatures drop.
Welcome home: Applications for Kennebunkport affordable homes open Jan. 1.
Housing prices have skyrocketed, and are out of reach of many, so the Kennebunkport Heritage Housing Trust was formed to find a way to offer more affordable dwellings.
First Maine prison inmate dies of COVID-19
The inmate, whom prison officials won’t name, was at Mountain View in Charleston.
King, Pingree blast Trump pardons
Sen. Angus King and Rep. Chellie Pingree called recent pardons of Trump associates ‘straight-up corruption’ by a ‘morally bankrupt president.’
Faith Notes: The gift of Christmas
Growing up on a farm in rural Oregon, my brother and I often had a second-hand Christmas. The gifts under our tree were toys that our single mom found at yard sales or Goodwill and wrapped in humble, ordinary newspaper. The tree itself she cut down from the side of a road and hauled home […]