Pittsfield News Archives

One town in central Maine is preparing two budgets for the next fiscal year. In addition to its regular budget, Pittsfield is also working on a backup budget.

I love wine. In particular a ' I love my Dada TMs wine. Hea TMs been growing grapes in Connecticut and making wine for years.

A year ago, Mark and Jennifer Yarbrough thought life was going pretty well. Mark had a well-paying job for a subsidiary of Citibank, for which he traveled all over the country.

Wednesday to put weather-proof material on the roof of the Pittsfield Church of the Nazarene.

BURNHAM : A Hartland man was charged with operating under the influence Sept. 19 after he reportedly blew a turn and drove his car off the road.

Here's a simple one that homeowners often miss: the attic hatch in the closet. By applying weather-stripping and sealing up the hatch, people can prevent a "huge source of heat loss" to their homes, says Ashley Richards, owner of Yarmouth-based WarmTech Solutions.

Fire crews spent part of Sunday night and early Monday morning battling a house fire in Pittsfield.

Augusta, ME - The Maine Arts Commission today announced the recipients of the 2010 Artists' Fellowship Awards - one of the nation's highest awards for individual artists made by a state arts agency.

Don Chute stood beside the new 100-foot-tall wind turbine and talked excitedly about the future.

The town of Pittsfield should start to see smaller electric bills now that the new wind turbine at the town transfer station is online.

A new bill which allows local brew pubs to sell "growlers" -- half-gallon jugs -- goes into effect Saturday, September 12.

Randy Gardner was interested as soon as he saw the news reports. Gardner, the owner of a Bangor contracting and construction company, immediately went to the Web site of the University of Maine's AEWC Advanced Structures and Composites Center to research the center's "bridge-in-a-backpack" technology, which was unveiled to the public in February.