Prominent downtown Ellsworth building to become a dentist’s office

UMaine puts on encouraging performance

The University of Maine men’s hockey team impressed with a hard-fought weekend series against nationally ranked Quinnipiac, showcasing grit, defensive depth, and promising momentum for the season ahead.

Volunteer Down East ambulance service to close after 60 years

After 60 years of service, the Dennys River Volunteer Ambulance in rural Maine is closing due to a critical volunteer shortage, leaving local communities scrambling for emergency medical coverage.

First Mainers who received Alfond Grant at birth now using it for college

Maine students are now utilizing their long-term $500 Alfond Grant investments to fund their college education, proving the lasting impact of early saving strategies for higher education.

Cornell suspends fraternity parties for rest of year

Cornell University has suspended all fraternity parties through 2027 and partnered with state police to investigate sexual assault allegations, aiming to address safety concerns and reform Greek life.

Driveway dispute sparks years-long legal fight

Neighbors in Greenville, Maine, are locked in a protracted and costly legal battle over a shared driveway, involving erected barriers, court injunctions, and ongoing mutual accusations of harassment.