In Ye Olden Times: The Northern Lights
5/17/24 •
By Michael Davis Guest Columnist Howdy neighbor! Some skies we’ve had this past week, eh? Certainly, one for the record books — more auroras sporting in the skies over Bridgton, and indeed all of Maine, than I’ve seen in my lifetime. Not since I was a boy have I seen anything even approaching the grand […]
Independent Thought: Thank God for good government
5/17/24 •
By Rev. Robert Plaisted Guest Columnist Abraham Lincoln proclaimed, “government of the people, by the people, for the people,” and said it “shall not perish from the earth.” He called our government “the last, best hope of earth.” Decades later, Benito Mussolini proclaimed, “Fascism should more properly be called corporatism, because it is the merger […]
Trails Bond approved by Legislature, heads to November ballot
4/26/24 •
For the first time, it appears Maine voters will have an opportunity to vote for a trails bond this November. At a time when outdoor recreation activities, including on trails, represent a growing segment of Maine’s economy, the Maine Trails Bond has garnered broad, bipartisan support across the state. The Maine Legislature on April 16 […]
Casco Fire Station — Renovate or build new?
4/26/24 •
By Dawn De Busk Staff Writer CASCO — Some people might be seeing red when they heard how much green is required for a future fire station. However, one resident expressed the importance of having sound infrastructure that allows people to do their jobs effectively. Part of that is planning financially for those capital improvements. […]
Obituaries»
5/17/24 •
Alan D. Bennett5/17/24 •
Judith E. DeMayo
Opinion»
5/17/24 •
In Ye Olden Times: The Northern Lights5/17/24 •
Independent Thought: Thank God for good government
School»
5/17/24 •
Public invited to check out young artists’ works4/26/24 •
SAD 61 Staff Spotlight: LRHS Dean of Students Roger Smith
Sports»
4/26/24 •
Spring Sports Preview — Fryeburg Academy4/26/24 •
Spring Sports Preview — Lake Region