3 years ago Availability of Maine defense lawyers reaches all-time low By Samantha Hogan, The Maine Monitor The availability of criminal defense attorneys is at an all-time low in Maine for defendants who cannot afford to hire their own attorney.
3 years ago Reardon admits to fraudulently obtaining pandemic loan By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff Nathan Reardon, the first Mainer charged with lying to obtain a pandemic-related business loan, pleaded guilty Tuesday to five counts of bank fraud in U.
3 years ago Maine Audubon annual Loon Count set for July 16 FALMOUTH — Did you know that loon chicks can swim right away but need parental care for their first three months? That the shape of a loon’s forehead or length of its neck can change to indicate stress? And that Maine is fortunate to be home to the largest Common Loon population in the Northeast? For nearly four decades, Maine Audubon has been studying loon behavior and engaging volunteers across Maine in conservation efforts to bolster the loon population.
3 years ago Theatre summer shorts traveling the region For the second year the Center Theatre for the Performing Arts in Dover-Foxcroft has recruited a troop of talented high school students to perform around the region for the summer.
3 years ago Reardon to plead guilty to bank fraud By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff The first Mainer accused of fraudulently obtaining a Paycheck Protection Program loan, intended to help businesses pay employees and other expenses during the early days of the pandemic, will plead guilty to bank fraud charges Tuesday in U.
3 years ago Ahead of July 4th celebrations the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety reminds drivers buzzed driving is impaired driving AUGUSTA – This Independence Day, law enforcement agencies in Maine will be working hard to reduce impaired driving.
3 years ago Airbnb bookings in rural Maine surge to $95M in 2021 By Lori Valigra, Bangor Daily News Staff More tourists headed away from cities and into Maine’s less explored areas during the COVID-19 pandemic, bumping up host earnings to $13,000 on average in 2021, the online booking service said.
3 years ago Maine Warden Service increasing boating patrols this holiday weekend for Operation Dry Water The Department also encourages all boaters to always Clean, Drain and Dry their boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
3 years ago Northern Light Health Board of Directors re-elects chair, new vice chair BREWER – Kathy Corey has been re-elected as the chair of the Northern Light Health Board of Directors for a third one-year term.
3 years ago Municipal group will try to sell a majority stake in Hampden trash plant after it takes over By Sawyer Loftus, Bangor Daily News Staff The municipal group set to become the new owner of a shuttered Hampden trash plant wants to sell a majority stake in the facility once it takes over to fund its restart.
3 years ago Fourth of July events around the region The towns of Sebec, Dexter and Greenville will each be celebrating Independence Day with events on and around Monday, July 4.
3 years ago Bangor Savings issues fewer mortgages but still posts a record year By Lia Russell, Bangor Daily News Staff Bangor Savings Bank enjoyed another record-breaking year for net income despite plummeting mortgage loan applications and economists’ fears of an impending recession.
3 years ago Maine’s poorest county is researching ways to be less isolated The Eastern Maine Development Corp.
3 years ago Judge pauses sale of Hampden trash plant days ahead of June 30 deadline By Sawyer Loftus, Bangor Daily News Staff A Penobscot County judge has delayed the sale of the shuttered Hampden trash plant to the group of towns signed up to use it, derailing plans to finalize the transaction by the end of June.
3 years ago UMaine Extension hires agricultural engineer University of Maine Cooperative Extension has named Sumon Datta an assistant Extension professor and Extension agricultural engineer.
3 years ago Archeological dig unearths items from more than a century ago in Dexter DEXTER — An archeological dig has revealed bits and pieces of Dexter’s history from more than 150 years ago.
3 years ago Growing inventory offers hope for those entering Maine’s hot housing market By David Marino Jr.