Corinth News

When the state buys goods and services, it must balance diverse interests. On one hand, being prudent with taxpayer money leads to buying the lowest cost item.

Nobody has ever questioned Walter Lougee's patriotism. The Milo man's life is surrounded by the red, white and blue symbols of America, all made in the U.S.A. To help supplement his retirement income over the years, Lougee, 67, has operated a business called World of Flags USA, selling American and state of Maine flags along with an assortment of ...

Though the recent soggy weather may dampen Mainea TMs early summer harvest, therea TMs plenty to celebrate during the Corinth United Methodist Churcha TMs annual Strawberry Festival, set for 4:30-7 p.m. Saturday, June 27, at the church at 275 Main St., Corinth.

Jazzmin Bean of Corinth tries to fill an ice cream cone with pretzels during the Simon Kidgits Club Super Duper Mini Chefs event at the Bangor Mall on Saturday.

Jazzmin Bean, right, of Corinth watches as strawberries are lowered on to the short cake she is creating.

A memorial fund has been set up for the family of Alyssa Buzzard. The 5-year-old passed away Thursday from injuries she sustained in a three-car accident in Levant last Tuesday night.

Police are out in force along Maine roads this holiday weekend, on the lookout for speeders and drunk drivers.

The thief or thieves who broke into the Ledge Hill Road home sometime April 8 or April 9 had to move a piece of plywood to get access to the back door, and left the hat behind, Detective John Trask of the Penobscot County Sheriff's Department said Friday.

Firefighters from Corinth and four surrounding towns battled a woods fire this afternoon that damaged a camp and burned between three and four acres.

The object turned out to be harmless but authorities refused to say what it was.

Almost every morning, the 94-year-old Exeter Road resident can be found at the local Mobil station having coffee and catching up on local happenings.

The Biodiversity Research Institute in Gorham said the eagle laid the egg Wednesday live on its "Eaglecam" 55 feet high in a tree in central Maine.

Crews from Charleston, East Corinth and Bradford were called to a fully involved fire on Main Road in Charleston Sunday morning.

Janie Edwards found, rescued, scanned and is now sharing this amazing book. If you are like me, you want to see where your ancestors lived, on a map.

I am looking for the names of Jacob Crocker's parents. Jacob was born about 1783.

Central High School grad will be stationed at the White House. A young man from Maine will have a front row seat to part of the celebration.

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"OH i forgot, another was is to change the wind direction.." EPA: State needs clean-air plan "You people shouldnt be so quick to judge someone.

"OH i forgot, another was is to change the wind direction.." EPA: State needs clean-air plan "You people shouldnt be so quick to judge someone.

Corinth man hurt in school bus crash 8-year-old boy escapes serious injury Eight-year-old Samuel Johnson of Corinth hugs his bus driver, Becky Underhill, right, after the bus he and 13 other students were ...