GRENVILLE — For several years, Code Enforcement Officer Jack Hart has been working with the owner of a former store building at 123 Lily Bay Road that had become a collapse hazard.

Goals are to create stable economy, younger population By Stuart Hedstrom Staff Writer GREENVILLE — About a year after an initial presentation was made to the public, a brand development team for the Moosehead Lake Region Branding, Development & Marketing Action Plan has now been formed to implement the initiative.

  GRENVILLE — Ron Dobra, retired Greenville music teacher and avid backpacker, has hiked border to border three times and coast to coast for a total of 12,000 miles.

By Jason AgrellSpecial to The Observer At 9:30 a.

GREENVILLE — The Camden National Bank Moose on the Run 5K race/walk and 1K Fun Run will be taking place on Sunday, Oct.

GREENVILLE — You may have seen a drop box at C.

By Staff Report GREENVILLE — The board of selectmen set a 2015-16 mil rate of $16.

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  GREENVILLE — Once again, the Moosehead Quilters are proud to present the group’s 2015 biennial quilt show “Keeping It Simple” on Saturday, Sept.

    GREENVILLE JCT — The People’s United Methodist Church will host the Alpha Program this year, starting Sunday, Sept.

  Contributed Article GREENVILLE — Through social media, scuba divers are discovering there’s more beneath the surface of Moosehead Lake in Maine this summer.

  By Tim ObreyMoosehead Lake Regional Fisheries Biologist GREENVILLE — We typically get a lot of calls this time of year asking about the September flows in the Roach River.

GREENVILLE — The Center for Moosehead History, part of the campus of the Moosehead Historical Society contains a fascinating exhibit of Henry David Thoreau assembled by artist Beth Henderson of Belfast.

Maine American Legion photo  LEGION EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR — Alan Cartwright of Greenville received the American Legion Department of Maine Educator of the Year award at the annual state convention in Bangor last month.

  GREENVILLE — The Thoreau-Wabanaki Trail Festival July 15-18 in Greenville celebrates the history of the Wabanaki people and poet, philosopher and naturalist Henry David Thoreau’s three trips into the Maine woods.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer  GREENVILLE — The often-criticized Maine Board of Corrections has been effectively disbanded, but the state’s county jails — including Piscataquis — could still be facing a funding shortfall.

Observer photo/Mike LangeBRANDING THE REGION — Luke Muzzy points to a map of the Moosehead Lake region at the June 7 county commissioners meeting as he explained the advantages of a consistent “branding” message.

  Contributed Article  GREENVILLE — On the shores of Moosehead Lake, a new annual event will soon take place on the heels of last year’s very successful Moosehead Lake Yacht Club Centennial Boat Show.