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3rd storm in 2 weeks will dump another half foot of snow across Maine

By Christopher Burns, Bangor Daily News Staff Mainers still wracked with aches after digging out last week will need to get ready for up to another half foot of snow coming.

Piscataquis residents fear region could ‘become Bar Harbor’ with new Moosehead ski resort

Neighbors of a proposed $113.

U.S. Sens. Collins, King announce $80K for EMDC to support entrepreneurs

Shirley Bog Trail Busters trail report

SHIRLEY — Snow and more snow! And more snow tonight Feb.

PCSWCD to host contractor certification course in Monson

MONSON – The Piscataquis County Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting a Basic & Advanced Training in Erosion & Sediment Control Practices course on Thursday, March 3 in Monson from 8 a.

UMaine Extension 4-H offers sessions for aspiring volunteers

ORONO – University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer a two-part online information session for adults interested in becoming Maine 4-H volunteers, 7–8 p.

The odds of Maine’s 1st 2-way governor’s race in 40 years just got higher

By Jessica Piper, Bangor Daily News Staff AUGUSTA – Maine has a shot at seeing a two-way governor’s race for the first time in four decades this year with well-known candidates steering clear of the matchup between Gov.

Police arrest 2 Greenville men and seize $20,000 in drugs

GREENVILLE — Police arrested two men accused of trafficking crack cocaine and fentanyl and seized nearly $20,000 in drugs during a traffic stop in Greenville.

Changing temperatures are creating dangerous ice conditions on Moosehead Lake

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Two snowmobiles went through the ice in separate locations on Moosehead Lake recently due to pressure ridges created by fluctuating temperatures.

2nd winter storm in less than a week burying Maine under fresh snow

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23 more Mainers have died and another 1,414 coronavirus cases reported across the state

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SAD 46 classes adjusted to new standard operating procedure

DEXTER – For more than a month, SAD 46 and other school units across Maine have been holding classes in accordance with the Maine CDC’s and Maine Department of Education’s revised standard operating procedure since students returned after the holiday break.

Storm now forecast to dump up to another 18 inches on Bangor

By Christopher Burns, Bangor Daily News Staff The late week winter storm tightening its grip on Maine is now forecast to dump up to 18 inches of fresh snow across the interior.

18 more Mainers have died and another 1,402 coronavirus cases reported across the state

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Former Greenville police chief charged with criminal threatening

A former Greenville police chief was arrested and charged with criminal threatening, according to the Piscataquis County District Attorney’s Office.

Milo Select Board explores options for new public safety building

MILO — The town of Milo wants to build a public safety building to house its police, fire and public works departments.

Waldo County brothers in their ‘happy place’ training and racing sled dogs

One brother to race in Greenville on Saturday By Abigail Curtis, Bangor Daily News Staff Caleb Hayes, 17, and Christian Hayes, 15, have an unusual hobby for high schoolers: they train and race teams of sled dogs.

Piscataquis commissioners deny request for broadband funding in favor of radio upgrades

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Piscataquis County Commissioners rejected a request for $5,000 that would have allowed the county’s economic development council and a consulting firm to proceed with a broadband expansion project.

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