Some customers irked by UniTel’s decision to end email service

Officials with UniTel, the regional telecommunications company with offices in Unity, say the decision was necessary to realign services as the company works to remain competitive in an evolving industry.

Former presidential yacht to be restored at Maine boatyard

Behind the scenes, workers have created a three-dimensional model of the Sequoia because the original design plans couldn't be found.

Search continues for man who went missing from Bangor psychiatric center

The mother of 37-year-old Graham Lacher expressed frustration with early efforts by police to find her son, who previously went missing from a group home in Norridgewock.

Maine approves $63 million CMP power line upgrade over residents’ objections

Hundreds opposed the upgrade as benefiting a planned land-based salmon farm to be built in Belfast by Nordic Aquafarms, but regulators noted ongoing problems with the aging line.

UMA professor publishes book detailing impact of Irish immigrants in Belfast, Maine

Maine Bicycle coalition to hold Women’s Ride June 4

Belfast potato plant fire was accidental, but cause remains undetermined

The fire spread rapidly through the building after it moved into an area above the fire suppression system, according to officials.

Fire at Belfast potato processing factory prompts evacuations, school and road closures

The blaze, believed to have started in a large deep-frying machine, gutted the Penobscot McCrum building and left 138 people out of work.

A Mainer watches ‘chaos and panic’ from his window in Ukraine’s capital

Explosions, sirens and military vehicles turn once-peaceful Kyiv into 'a real problem,' says a Belfast native who has lived there since 2020.

Bishop to celebrate Mass of the Anointing of the Sick in Lewiston