Eliot News

Patricia Beal of Eliot, Maine, looks through a scrapbook she created about USS Thresher describing its launch as well as the disaster when 129 sailors and civilians, including her brother-in-law, Danny Beal, were killed in 1963.

On the evening of June 2 in Eliot, Maine, the friends and family of 2008 York High School graduate Justin Donovan are counting on it.

A fire that broke out aboard a nuclear-powered submarine at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Wednesday night injured six people.

ELIOT, Maine - Public hearings will be held at 7 p.m. tonight at Town Hall regarding three warrant articles to be voted on at the June 12 election.

Benjamin Whiting, 5, and Ali Norris, 7, check out the front seat of an ambulance during South Berwick Rescue's annual Open House Sunday, May 20.

Honored for her more than 50 years of dedication the community she called home for just as long, Margaret Stevens sat surrounded by more than 150 friends and family members Saturday evening as she was awarded the Eliot-South Berwick Rotary Club's 2012 Citizen of the Year Award.

ELIOT, Maine - On Wednesday, May 23 at 7 pm, the First Congregational Church of Eliot, ME presents local musicians Curt Bessette and Jenn Kurtz and their show "A few seconds with our fathers" - a concert honoring WWII veterans, their families and generation.

Crews prepare a gigantic transformer for transportation at the Portland Terminal Wednesday morning.

ELIOT, Maine - Selectmen on Thursday said they are pleased with the proposed new intermunicipal sewer agreement that would allow Eliot to increase the amount of sewage treated in Kittery and revises the sewer rates.

ELIOT, Maine - Ted Long Jr., of Eliot and Treasure Island, Fla., passed away Monday, May 7, 2012, after a long illness.

KITTERY, Maine - The Kittery Land Trust has received a $414,500 federal matching grant that will go a long way toward the purchase of a 300-acre agricultural easement of the Johnson Farm on Wilson Road.

The Pick of the Planet , will open its doors to the public on May 5, the Full Flower Moon.

Great, big hugs and KISSES to all the wonderful holistic practitioners, psychic readers, local artists, musician, Erika Hunter and our Seacoast community, who came together this past Saturday at The Eighth Chakra Spring Health Fair to raise funds for A Safe Place and Healing Hearts of York County.

The $1.4 billion project that started in September 2010 stretches from Eliot on the New Hampshire border up to Orrington.