Winslow News

Neither can last forever. During this bad economic weather, Maine should prepare for the coming recovery by implementing tax reform under the law that takes effect this January.

That gigantic factory the one that just keeps going and going, along a quarter-mile of College Avenue in two towns and counties stands alone.

Maine's largest Independence Day parade stepped off in Winslow Saturday. It took more than two hours for the floats and bands to make their way down the parade route.

Loren Coleman on June 28th, 2009 The Morning Sentinel for June 28, 2009, has confirmed that a track has been found in conjunction with the Winslow, Maine sighting .

Time Warner is reporting a cable outage in the several areas due to a fire. A recording on Time Warner's hotline says that cable is out in the Vassalboro, Waterville, Fairfield, Palmyra and Winslow areas.

Paddling down the Kennebec River the day after the historic breaching of Edwards Dam, Brownie Carson spied a plywood sign, facing downriver and mounted on one of the old stone and timber cribworks in the Kennebec River.

In 1959, the environment was a vague concept to most and protecting it was not a priority.

Maine state biologists are investigating a report of a mountain lion sighting in Winslow.

"MATINICUS" Oil on canvas, 32 x 40 inches, by George Bellows, 1916, at Portland Museum of Art June 25 to October 12.

Although water samples from a Sangerville gravel pit where sludge was applied in the late 1990s recently tested within the parameters of safe drinking water standards, residents aren't too comforted.

BANGOR : A 50-year-old Rockland woman will remain in federal custody until her sentencing after she pleaded guilty to a case that started when her brother died in 2005 after taking methadone that she had given him.

By Sam Conner Dr. Bill Engvall has been gone from Winslow for approximately 40 years, but still has fond memories of his 10 years of medical practice in the community, and good relationships and memories of his patients, friends and co-workers during that time.

Six homeowners on Dallaire Street could soon have their properties bought out and the buildings burned to the ground.

Peter Garrett has a plan: He'll ride his bicycle three days and carpool the other two.

"Looks like Big Sexy's number may be up!!" LD 251 threatens teen health "who is the one that wished the President to fail? His name is Rush Limbaugh.

In late May 1622, the Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation were starving, and no surprise.

Charles Perkins has been wearing eyeglasses since he was in high school. Thanks -- perhaps ironically -- to the onset of cataracts, the Winslow man no longer needs glasses, except for reading.

Following an hour of contentious debate Thursday night, voters agreed by a 41-25 margin to negotiate with Florida-based NextEra Energy Resources for the purchase of 21/2 acres of land along the Sebasticook River, for alewive harvesting and recreational use.

By Linda Kor During the April 15 meeting of the Winslow School District Governing Board, the board discussed the effects of the area's recent winds on school transportation.

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