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It's Maine's free fishing weekend with the most derbies this year - Vimarsana News

It's Maine's free fishing weekend with the most derbies this year

There are several derbies happening Feb. 17-18, and participants don’t need to worry about getting a fishing license to take part.

Dexter revising town-owned property ordinance - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

Dexter revising town-owned property ordinance - Piscataquis Observer

DEXTER — Before last year Dexter and other Maine communities had been able to keep net proceeds from sales of tax-acquired properties that exceeded the amount of taxes owed by the property owner. In order to comply with new regulations, the town is working to revise its ordinances as was discussed during a Feb.

Calendar of events - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

Calendar of events - Piscataquis Observer

Recurring Events Mondays DEXTER: The Abbott Museum is open 10 a.m.

1963 total solar eclipse drew thousands to a swath of Maine towns - Vimarsana News

1963 total solar eclipse drew thousands to a swath of Maine towns

At the time, news accounts reported the next total eclipse in Maine would be in Aroostook County in another 200 years.

Window Dressers completes 2023 build, look forward to 2024 - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

Window Dressers completes 2023 build, look forward to 2024 - Piscataquis Observer

DEXTER — Mission accomplished! Two hundred and 75 insulating interior window inserts are now snugly fitted into the Masonic Hall in Dexter, a daycare in Greenville, and 41 private homes and apartments in 17 communities throughout the highlands region. These energy-saving, clear plastic panels were offered by the all-volunteer Maine Highlands Community Build group of the non-profit Window Dressers, and were built by 70 local volunteers including students from the Tri-County Technical Center who constructed the frames at the TCTC workshop during September and transported the completed frames ...