SANGERVILLE — The town hall committee and Sangerville Historical Society are exploring funding opportunities for rehabilitating the building, and are applying for a grant.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The acclaimed Southern New England bluegrass band Rock Hearts will return to the Center Theatre on Saturday, Oct.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Northern Light Health has been awarded $4.

Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High SchoolDEXTER ROYALTY — On Saturday night, Sept.

BROWNVILLE — In September, the Milo Garden Club had the pleasure of having the first meeting of the year at Wildwoods in Brownville.

By Kim Brawn, Thompson Free Library When I lived in California, I missed October in Maine the most — a colorful bubble shielding us from the darkening days and shivering temps to come.

Dark Sky Maine celebrated Dark Sky Week across the state during the second full week of September, highlighting Maine’s extraordinary night-sky heritage and the growing movement to protect it for generations to come.

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Taylor Defa of Medford has been named to Southern New Hampshire University‘s summer 2026 president’s list.

By Susan Bard, Bangor Daily News Outdoors Editor Maine’s fall foliage isn’t the only place to find spectacular colors this time of year.

The changing leaves are a sure sign that flu season is approaching.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Kym Baron is remembered as a caring mother and grandmother, a cherished friend and a valued colleague.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — After years of planning, fundraising, problem-solving and persistence, Piscataquis Regional Food Center is preparing to open the doors to its long-awaited community kitchen and food lab.

MILLINOCKET – The Maine Forest Products Council recognized Sen.

Postponed to Sunday, Oct.

Recurring Events Mondays DEXTER: The Abbott Museum is open 10 a.

AUGUSTA — The Housing Opportunity Program at the Maine Office of Community Affairs launched the Manufactured Housing Community Data Dashboard.

GREENVILLE — Greenville residents approved an adjustment to the setback on the water side of Beech Street and voted down some conditional businesses in a portion of the downtown during a special town meeting on Sept.

By Daniel O’Connor GREENVILLE — Waterfront property values in Greenville have jumped 205% on average after the lakefront community’s first market adjustment in decades.