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Published
April 15, 2021

Skowhegan man charged with using PPP loan for barber pole light, church donation released on bond

Nathan Reardon, 43, is accused in federal court of submitting false information to receive — and then misuse — a $59,000 Paycheck Protection Program loan.
Published
April 14, 2021

Staffing shortages result in 3 central Maine schools shifting to remote learning

As Somerset County sees an uptick in cases, some district superintendents have decided to shift to remote learning for the remainder of the week.
Published
April 14, 2021

Thomas College announces plans for new athletic center to open in fall 2022

Construction on the new athletic center expected to begin later this year.
Published
April 14, 2021

Truck carrying potatoes rolls over on Maine Turnpike in Litchfield, causing closures

Passing lanes were closed for crash cleanup at mile 94 on the turnpike, officials said.
Published
April 13, 2021

Fairfield seeks experts to help with public drinking water expansion

The town considers expanding public drinking water to those whose wells have been contaminated with dangerous ‘forever chemicals.’

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Published
April 11, 2021

Central Maine not included in Amtrak’s 2035 vision plan. What does that mean for future regional passenger rail service?

Experts say future not totally bleak, even if central Maine is not part of the passenger rail giant's long-range plan.
Published
April 10, 2021

Lack of central Maine bus drivers adds obstacle to getting students back to school full-time

School officials have said a lack of drivers will impact getting students back to school in person, five days a week, and it's an issue statewide.
Published
April 9, 2021

Winthrop town manager faces claims of ‘bullying’ after 2 employees resign

Members of the town council said no grievances were filed by the employees who resigned, which could have triggered formal council action.
Published
April 8, 2021

‘Full-scale’ Skowhegan State Fair planned for this summer

Organizers expect to bring back events that were missing from last year's strictly agricultural show, while still abiding by COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions.
Published
April 8, 2021

State pulling proposed change to Kennebec River Management Plan

The agency will start again to create a fisheries management plan that will likely take into consideration the information it received from more than 1,100 comments, the most it has ever seen.