North Anson News

Shelby Atwood, a junior at Carrabec High School, heard from her upperclassmen friends that the Jobs for Maine's Graduates program was useful and fun.

Cousineau Wood Products is one step closer to employing five to 10 more workers after selectmen stamped their approval Tuesday night for the final round of a business assistance grant.

Students at the AEWC, with a piece of composite "bridge in a backpack" cable in the background.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is coming to Maine to get a firsthand look at a new way of reducing construction costs and time needed to build bridges that was pioneered at the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center.

An organization that helps middle and high school students with life skills, from how to manage a budget, to writing a resume, will start up four new programs this school year in Somerset County.

An organization that helps middle and high school students with life skills, from how to manage a budget, to writing a resume, will start up four new programs this school year in Somerset County.

Selectmen agreed to accept two bids from Freightliner for two trucks to be used for plowing and other duties for the Highway Department, Town Manager Jim Chaousis said Wednesday.

When Kennebunkport's Janet Wendle received a request for help, she didn't hesitate to hop on board.

HAMPDEN/ETNA - Some Hampden and Etna residents experienced phone trouble throughout much of the day Wednesday.

The recession is making a mess of the convenience-store industry in Maine. Count Albion Variety among the more than 50 such stores statewide that have closed in the past year.