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Work on Bonito Lake infrastructure improvements continues with a change order for further improvements and a bi awarded for debris removal.

Only 15% of the state's more than 700 schools have conducted testing so far under a new state requirement. But of the samples taken, 30% had elevated levels, which is consistent with what other states are finding.

Terrance Lewis Campbell of Belgrade passed away peacefully on Dec. 21, 2021, after battling cancer. Terry (as he was known to his many friends) was born in Bath, Maine on Dec. 21, 1942, the son of Harold and Priscilla Campbell. Terry spent his early...

Terrance Lewis Campbell passed away peacefully on Dec. 21, 2021, after battling cancer. Terry (as he was known to his many friends) was born in Bath on Dec. 21, 1942, the son of Harold and Priscilla Campbell.

The State Water Resources Control Board has appointed 10 members to its SAFER Advisory Group demonstrating its continued commitment to soliciting...

The state Senate Appropriations committee Wednesday heard testimony on a bill that would spend $2.5 billion on water infrastructure.

Areas receiving the most money from the bill include dam risk reduction, lead service line replacement, and the state’s Drinking Water Program.

The state Senate Appropriations committee heard testimony Wednesday on a bill that would spend 2-and-a-half-billion-dollars on water infrastructure.

A special meeting to share information with community members and to hear public comment will be held on Wednesday concerning the application by the City of Ketchikan to secure approval

ELLSWORTH — The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced Aug. 20 that it is investigating an outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses