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Forrest G. Whitman Memorial Golf Tournament achieves fundraising milestone in support of local scholarships

GREENVILLE — Nearly $25,000 was raised at the 11th annual Forrest G.

Camden National Bank named one of 2022 ‘Best Places to Work in Maine’

CAMDEN – Camden National Bank is pleased to announce that it has been named “Best Places to Work in Maine” for the second year in a row.

Pickleball players can hold court at Community Fitness

GUILFORD — Experienced pickleball players and those picking up a paddle for the very first time now have a place to play outside in the region.

Sebec man charged with domestic violence assault and terrorizing

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and would like to talk with an advocate, call 866-834-4357, TTY 1-800-437-1220.

Housing development eyed for Spruce Street in Greenville

GREENVILLE — Given recent real estate trends, the town of Greenville has been experiencing a lack of available middle-income housing.

Camden National Bank promotes Martel to executive president, chief technology officer

CAMDEN — William “Bill” Martel has been promoted to executive vice president and chief technology officer at Camden National Bank.

Saturday parade to celebrate Monson Bicentennial

The eighth monthly installment of Monson’s 2022 Bicentennial celebration is set for Saturday, Aug.

More working families are visiting food pantries in Maine’s poorest county

Piscataquis County’s food pantries are seeing an influx of new people as rising food and fuel costs have some Mainers seeking help for the first time.

Piscataquis sheriff’s office to hire new patrol officer to cover Greenville

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Piscataquis County plans to bring a 12-year veteran of the New York Police Department on board at the sheriff’s office.

MaineCF grants available for land conservation, access

The Maine Community Foundation offers two funding opportunities for organizations and projects dedicated to helping Maine people access and connect to the outdoors.

Mainers can’t easily compare prices at hospitals as required by new federal law

By Caitlin Andrews, Bangor Daily News Staff Maine patients have more access to information than ever in shopping for health care under a new federal law, but spotty compliance and confusing data layouts are still providing barriers.

Seeds Early Learning Center open house Monday

DOVER-FOXCROFT — On Monday, Aug.

Maine wilderness airport caters to sportsmen pilots

By Ted Luebbers Two Falls Airport (ME79) located in Willimantic is well off the beaten path and offers not only good landing facilities but also a chance to fly-in and enjoy many of the outdoor activities this state has to offer.

Ireland awarded MaineCF journalism scholarship

ELLSWORTH & PORTLAND – The Maine Community Foundation’s Guy P.

Penquis Valley Class of 1970 50+2 reunion

Contributed photosCLASS REUNION – It was delayed two years due to COVID, but the Penquis Valley Class of 1970 held its 50+2 Class Reunion on Aug 6.

Center Theatre Travelling Show finale set for Greenville

GREENVILLE – The Center Theatre’s Traveling Summer Shorts, a collection of short comedies, will be on stage for the final time this Sunday the 21st at 2 p.

Hobbs promoted to master sergeant

Researchers look to Maine’s logged North Woods for lessons on protecting birds

By Susan Sharon, Maine Public Thirty years ago, as a paper company undertook a massive, 15,000-acre clear-cut near Moosehead Lake, a team of bird researchers had an idea.

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