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Hugh Magbie: Middle class must push back on energy
I'm middle class, but I'll find it difficult to afford my oil bill next year, which will exceed $6,500. I live in semi rural Maine and I have to drive everywhere, so my gasoline bill will be $25 a day at ...
Franklin Savings promotes Tidswell
Franklin Savings Bank has promoted Sherry Tidswell to loan officer and loan administrator at its Mexico branch office.
DeFilipp joins investigative firm
Joseph S. DeFilipp has joined Corporate Intelligence, a local investigative firm offering a wide array of forensic sciences, as well as litigation support to New England's legal community.
Rockland Rotary honors members for service
ROCKPORT : The Rockland Rotary Club held its annual Change of Command and Awards Dinner on July 2 at the Samoset Resort.
Mexico man held on assault charge
A 26-year-old Mexico man was arraigned in Oxford County District Court Wednesday after he allegedly broke into a woman's home and asked for a beer and a hug.
Flames consume log cabin in Andover
A large old log cabin at the southern end of Lower Richardson Lake was gutted by flames Thursday night, Assistant Chief Rob Dixon of the Andover Fire Department said.
Other than navigation, searching out lodging, and doing genealogical research, my trip to New England focused on mission - preaching about the nature of mission by calling upon my experience in Mexico.
Bail reduced for suspect in terrorizing
A Mexico man accused of terrorizing his girlfriend and trying to run over police with his pickup truck this weekend remained behind bars on Tuesday, unable to post reduced bail.
Bill Johnston found himself counting his blessings on Sunday. Among them: His immediate family and an extended family comprised of dozens of brothers and sisters in service from fire departments and emergency ...
Maine Firefighter Crushed by Roof Collapse
Bill Johnston was lifeless when fellow firefighters dug him from the debris of a collapsed roof and carried him to a waiting ambulance.
Collapsing Roof Injures Firefighter
A fire in the town of Mexico left two families homeless and put a firefighter in the hospital.
Richard de Grasse: Giving an inch for an energy mile
By BDN Staff Wednesday, June 18, 2008 - Bangor Daily News It must be clear by now that Maine's economy will decline in direct proportion to the price of oil and gasoline.
She's blazing trails for other women, making the community safer and protecting the environment.
A leisurely three-day bicycling tour through rural Maine might seem like a laid-back weekend, but the participants of the Trek Across Maine know that the event is for a cause.
Let Cuba Live party set for Paris Hill
A University of Southern Maine teacher who joined a humanitarian trip to Cuba last year, then bought a bus to bring aid to the country again this year, will be the focus of a fundraising event June 8 at the ...
Memorial stones like these honoring Mexico residents who served their country, and space in the town's Veterans Memorial Green are still available, according to Town Clerk Penny Duguay.
Power outages blamed on Rt. 108 truck accident
A Mexico man caused power outages in five River Valley area towns on Thursday night after the pickup truck he was driving veered off Route 108 and severed a utility pole, state police said.