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Sheriff’s office to receive drug testing workstation

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office personnel will be able to test suspected drugs safely with a forthcoming NARKsafe Ductless Testing Workstation to filter potentially harmful substances out of the air.

Hospitals celebrate medical assistant program graduates

Northern Light Mayo, CA Dean, and Sebasticook Valley Hospitals are proud to celebrate the graduation of their latest class of medical assistants.

King leads bill to expand mental health care access in rural Maine communities

UMaine-Fort Kent spring dean’s lists

FORT KENT – The University of Maine at Fort Kent is pleased to announce its spring 2026 dean’s list, recognizing the academic excellence of both full-time and part-time students.

State data says Greenville OK’d 89 housing units, but the reality isn’t close

By Kathleen O’Brien, Bangor Daily News Staff A town of fewer than 1,700 people on the edge of Moosehead Lake at first glance appears to be approving more housing per capita than most other communities in the state.

What the typical home value gets you in each Maine county

By Kathleen O’Brien, Bangor Daily News Staff Home values in Maine keep climbing.

Construction to start on Greenville community building

GREENVILLE — Work will start soon on a $3.

Greenville Consolidated School fourth quarter honor roll

Grade 12, honors: Slade Dauphinee, Elijah Denham.

Building recovery connections in rural Maine

By Emily Bader, The Maine Monitor In the “frontier county” of Piscataquis, there’s generally one rule of thumb for anyone trying to make a difference in the lives of its 17,000 residents: Be creative.

Piscataquis representatives chosen at Delegate Nominating Meeting

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Four delegates and one alternate from Piscataquis County were elected at the region’s Democratic Delegate Nominating Meeting on the afternoon of Sunday, July 19 at the Central Hall Commons.

Free Produce Pop-Up Market returns to Greenville Wednesday

GREENVILLE — Fresh, healthy fruits and vegetables will once again be available to the Greenville community at no cost at a Produce Pop-Up Market scheduled for Wednesday, July 22 from 11:30 a.

Earthquake hits near Greenville

By Christopher Burns, Bangor Daily News Staff An earthquake hit near Greenville on Monday night, July 13.

Greenville names six streets for Northern Forest Center housing development

GREENVILLE — A half dozen street names are now in place for the forthcoming Northern Forest Center housing development off Spruce Street.

Moosehead Regional Land Trust annual meeting set for Dover-Foxcroft

The Moosehead Regional Land Trust will be rotating its annual meeting from Greenville to Dover-Foxcroft.

Maine’s big lake gives up another trophy lake trout

By Susan Bard, Bangor Daily News Outdoors Editor On July 6, an angler from Porter caught a 16.

2 rescued after boat fire on Moosehead Lake

By Christopher Burns, Bangor Daily News Staff Two people were rescued July 8 after flames engulfed their boat on Moosehead Lake.

Greenville area seniors invited to bus trip to see live theatre performance

GREENVILLE —- Using some of the funds raised from the 2025 Moosehead Festival of Trees CCM Events & Fundraising has donated $2,500 to the Senior Lounge in Greenville to take a total of 50 senior citizens from the area on an outing.

Monster lake trout caught on Moosehead

By Susan Bard, Bangor Daily News Outdoors Editor Neal Cartonio landed a trophy lake trout on Moosehead Lake on Monday.

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