By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff Floating camps are a growing problem, according to those who steward the state’s waters for the people of Maine.

By Billy Kobin, Bangor Daily News Staff U.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Teamwork was the trait recognized during the month of April for the SeDoMoCha School’s Students in the Spotlight honorees.

DEXTER — Dexter Regional High School Principal Stephen Bell is honored to announce the valedictorian for the Class of 2025, Megan Hreben and Salutatorian Amelia Greaves.

GREENVILLE — The American Legion 14th District — Piscataquis County — will hold its annual meeting and installation of officers on Saturday, May 17 in Greenville.

Three Rivers Kiwanis’ annual Sebec River Canoe and Kayak Race took place on Saturday, May 10 with paddlers traveling from Sebec Village to Veterans Park in Milo.

By Steve Mistler, Maine Public State Auditor Matt Dunlap says he’s exploring a bid for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District seat, raising the prospect that Democratic U.

BREWER — The Foxcroft Academy boys outdoor track & field team scored 83 points to finish fourth among seven schools during a Penobscot Valley Conference meet at the Brewer Community School on Monday.

By Matt Junker, Bangor Daily News Staff Despite standing only 5-foot-9, Steve Pound was a towering figure in the Maine basketball community.

By Nancy Battick Have you ever wondered if you qualify for membership in a lineage society or how to join a fraternal organization — or if you have Scottish roots, how to join a clan? What’s the difference and what do you have to do to join?  A lineage society, such as the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution or the Mayflower Society, is open to all who can prove descent from an ancestor qualifying you for membership.