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Serving the interest of Piscataquis County. Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School STUDENTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT — The second group of Student in the Spotlight honorees at the …
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Serving the interest of Piscataquis County. Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom BUSINESS OF THE YEAR — Modern Image Salon of Dover-Foxcroft was honored as the Piscataquis Chamber of …
Obituaries | Piscataquis Observer
Candy L. Dube, 63, passed away peacefully October 29, 2024, at her home with family by her side. She was born March 24, 1961, in Dover-Foxcroft, the daughter of Victor C. and Gloria M. …
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By Billy Kobin, Bangor Daily News Staff President-elect Donald Trump fleshed out his campaign vows with his Monday announcement of a plan to place 25 percent tariffs on goods from …
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Northern Light Health is not paying a fee to acquire Mayo from the 13 towns that collectively own the institution -- that’s one of the arguments in a new lawsuit seeking to block the deal. But …
Record number of ballots cast in Maine -Piscataquis Observer
3 days ago · Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said this was the most votes cast in the state’s history. According to the United States Election Assistance Commission, in the 2020 …
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Serving the interest of Piscataquis County. By Erin Rhoda, Bangor Daily News Staff Investigations into the Oxford County sheriff over the last year drew public attention to how he traded guns …
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By Leela Stockley, Bangor Daily News Staff A Milo man was sentenced to 18 years imprisonment after pleading guilty to an attempted murder charge. David Barry, 53, pled guilty to one charge …
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Serving the interest of Piscataquis County. Observer file photo/Stuart Hedstrom MULTIPLE USE FIELD — Penquis’ Addison Conklin has possession against Katahdin’s Emily McNally and …
Maine Recovery Council approves $13.9M in projects
4 days ago · The Maine Recovery Council on Nov. 19 approved a $13.9 million funding package for 43 projects statewide, its largest and most comprehensive allocation since it first met two …