Milo News

Ann B. Bridge of Parkman will continue to serve SAD 68 as its superintendent. Directors last week voted unanimously to hire Bridge for the year and pay her $1,700 per week.

The 2009 Mercury Milan's rather unrefined power plants are neither powerful nor efficient relative to the competition, but this is otherwise a well-rounded family sedan, with distinctive styling to boot.

While her career may have cooled a bit, Christina Milian 's body is still smokin' hot! The 26-year-old singer/actress showed off her golden curves in a bikini in Miami this weekend.

'The People's Court' Weekdays 12pm-1pm on The CW West Palm Judge Marilyn Milian, the first Latina Judge to host a nationally syndicated television court show returns for her sixth season on People's Court.

"Star 94's Ultimate Reality Show" kicks off MONDAY AFTERNOON at Perimeter Mall. Star 94's Cindy & Ray Show will be LIVE from the mall to capture all the excitement as 8 complete strangers prepare to get inside ...

When Larry Levensalor of Dexter rode his riding lawn mower to the competition area of the Penquis Cruizers' annual Cruize-In on Sunday to enter the rap contest, the crowd erupted in laughter.

In 1968, Morita Tapley was 14 years old, and was already such a motivated and accomplished dancer that the enterprising teenager started teaching dance lessons out of her parents' garage.

Rising fuel costs have not deterred a California-based developer who continues to work toward the development of a multimillion-dollar, year-round resort in Brownville.

Democrat Jayson Allain of Dover-Foxcroft is running for the state House of Representatives in District 26.

The Community Calendar is a compilation of events by local organizations, businesses or individuals.

Posted Today 01:55 PM by Todd Lassa Filed under: Editorial , Motor City Blogman , Ford Alan Mulally was a hero last month, when Ford Motor Company announced it actually had made money --$100 million, chump ...

The Old Gray Goose will headline this year's Downeast Fiddle Jamboree at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, May 30-31 at the Saco River Grange Hall.

“Why not? Being a mother extends you. Being a grandmother extends you. Being a great-grandmother extends you. I wouldn't be without children in my life. I cannot imagine a life without them.”

By Sharon Kiley Mack Saturday, May 10, 2008 - Bangor Daily News "My mom is a never-ending song in my heart of comfort, happiness, and being. via Bangor Daily News

“The situation isn't as immediate”

St. John, Fish rivers set flood records Tyler Thibeault of Frenchville and his cousin, Ben Bouchard, get ready to embark in a canoe to remove floating debris from Bouchard's home. via Bangor Daily News

Flags flew at half-staff across the state yesterday to honor the live of another Maine soldier. via WVII

“And what did I do but love my son?”

Shirley Turner and her partner Paul Turner moved to Patten last year to help her with a fresh start. via Bangor Daily News

“There are no words that can adequately express the debt of gratitude we owe to someone who was so willing to answer his country's call to serve.”

By Nick Sambides Jr. Saturday, April 12, 2008 - Bangor Daily News A 23-year-old Milo man serving as a U.S. Army specialist was killed Wednesday when the 5-ton truck he was riding in turned over during a ... via Bangor Daily News

“There's a lot of positive things going on in the town and basically I just wanted to be a part of that”

By Diana Bowley Saturday, March 29, 2008 - Bangor Daily News Jeff Gahagan began his new duties as town manager Friday after selectmen confirmed his selection Thursday during a special board meeting. via Bangor Daily News

“You have your community to think about”

By Diana Bowley Wednesday, March 12, 2008 - Bangor Daily News Some Milo residents lashed out at the Police Department during the annual town meeting Monday, suggesting the department's budget could be slashed ... via Bangor Daily News

“I'm going to take full advantage of the recourses that are available to me through the court system”

The former town manager has put this Piscataquis County town on notice that she plans to file a $3 million lawsuit for defamation, among other claims. via Bangor Daily News