Dan Bilodeau News Today

The electric grid has failed and nuclear plant meltdowns have killed millions. Survivors struggle to recall an episode of “The Simpsons.”

Lake Auburn saw ice-out March 12, the earliest ever recorded since 1836, according to Erica Kidd, watershed manager for the Auburn Water and Sewage Districts and Lewiston Water Division.

Bonnie Lounsbury says we’ve been blessed with clean water and prime farmland (“Protect Auburn’s resources with Harmon,” Oct. 12). I feel, had she been involved with watershed management the last six years, she might now realize prime farmland and logging practices in the Lake Auburn watershed have contributed greatly to water quality issues brought about […]

AUBURN — Dan Bilodeau stands on Whitman Spring Road, about 100 yards above Lake Auburn, and counts the things the lake represents for him. It’s a recreation magnet, drawing summer boaters to its waters, and hikers, bikers, cross-country skiers and snowmobilers to its shores. It’s a real estate engine, too, he said, bringing people to […]

Theater at Monmouth opened William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” as part of their Brave New Worlds Season on July 27. Welcome to Arden. This is the story of Rosalind. Oppressed and exiled from Court under threat of death, she escapes with her cousin into the wild and unpredictable Forest of Arden. Disguised as a […]

Mayor Jason Levesque’s efforts are making Auburn better for everyone. His policy initiatives have addressed concerns about housing availability in existing neighborhoods, taxes, balancing rural housing and resource protection, as well as environmental concerns around Lake Auburn. These efforts mirror progressive actions taken around the nation and world, and have led to both national attention […]

Theater at Monmouth entertains with a spirited production of the William Shakespeare play.

DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee met Tuesday, April 18

BANGOR — Penobscot Theatre Company has announced the cast of the world premiere musical "Trapped! The Musical: A Lobster Tale." This musical comedy, written by Maine-based composer Larrance Fingerhut and

The early 1800-era French/English barn was formerly on North Auburn Road.