Spruce Mountain students aim to remember Holocaust victims

Students at the middle school are collecting 6 million erasers, one for each Jewish Holocaust victim, as part of their "Erase Hate, Write Tolerance" project.

An evening of support and healing

"All disasters start and end locally ... how long does it take before it ends locally? We don't know. Certainly, it has not ended yet." — Fred White, American Red Cross disaster mental health co-leader for Maine.

Generosity flows in RSU 9

Chesterville approves $60K in appropriations

Haunted Trail: Get spooked for Spruce Mt. High School

The Haunted Trail of Livermore is back...

Agriculture symposium for veterans

Wilton library sees growth

McDonald’s helps local employee earn diploma

The Napoli Group of New Hampshire owns 10 McDonald's restaurants in Maine, including Jay, Rumford and Farmington, and 51 more in New Hampshire and Vermont. Since 2015 the company has distributed scholarship funds to employees exceeding $1 million. The Napoli Group has also donated $6,000 to W.G. Mallett School in Farmington and funds other community and civic initiatives. Jay employee Abigayle DePalma just received her diploma through McDonald's Career Online High School.

Chesterville calls special town meeting

Calico Patch in Farmington closing its doors

The downtown fixture was founded in 1982 as a labor of love among three friends.