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Holden Police Department Carrying On Late Chief Greeley’s ’25 Days Of Kindness’ This Season
The legacy Chief Greeley started, to try to spread kindness wherever he could, lives on in his memory, in good hands of those who continue to care for the community.
Wear Purple & Fill Up The Pale For Presque Isle & Ellsworth Game
A simple gesture on Tuesday will go a long way in showing support to a community grieving and help support two local families during a traumatic time. Presque Isle high school will be wearing purple to show support to Rhiauna Davenport as well as the family of Aaron Marston.
A Thank You To Wisdom Van Buren Girls For Leading By Example
A simple gesture by some local high school girls at a restaurant did not go unnoticed, and I think it needs to be shared with many more people.
10 Popular TV Shows That Were Almost Cancelled
These beloved series had some pretty close calls.
9 Things People Who Live In Maine Probably Take For Granted
From food to the views to the sense of community. Are you guilty of taking these 9 things that make Maine so great for granted?
Dunkin’ to Donate $90,000 to Maine Health & Hunger Organizations
Sure, their coffee is literally the best in the world. Though their commitment to Maine is even greater!
Biddeford Tigers Unveil Fenway-Style Memorial to Beloved Community Member & Fan
Robert "Desi" Desjardins, Biddeford's biggest fan, passed away in September. This week, the Tigers came together to memorialize him in a ceremony at Biddeford High School.
Biddeford Boy Battling Cancer Would Love a Halloween Card From You!
According to WGME, seven year old Brock Chadwick of Biddeford has been battling brain cancer since March. He would love for you to send him a Halloween card.
VIDEO: Overflowing Freeport Community Meeting About KKK Flyers Turns Into Emotional Singalong
A meeting scheduled to discuss the appearance of KKK flyers in Freeport turned into an emotional singalong when more people showed up than could fit inside the community center.