McKinley Neuser, 21, had just arrived at her job as a waitress at The Contented Sole in Bristol on Monday, July 30, when she realized that her purse, with about $600 in cash, had disappeared from the basket of her electric scooter.

A LifeFlight helicopter flew a Massachusetts bicyclist to Maine Medical Center in Portland after a collision involving the bicycle and a Subaru on Route 1 in Newcastle the afternoon of Tuesday, July 31.

Georgina “Gina” Rayburn, 98, recalled her days as a store owner in pre-statehood Alaska and a dancer touring with her late husband during a brief ceremony recognizing her as Bristol’s oldest resident Friday, July 20.

In a long-awaited referendum vote, Bristol residents voted overwhelmingly to save the Bristol Mills Dam on Tuesday, July 24.

Rifat Zaidi, an orthopedic surgeon at LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus in Damariscotta, is picking up his camera to give girls in rural Pakistan the opportunity of education.

Bristol residents will decide the fate of the Bristol Mills Dam in a referendum vote Tuesday, July 24.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage and First Lady Ann LePage sold their Boothbay home June 29.

Demolition of the former barbershop in downtown Damariscotta to make way for new public restrooms began around 6:45 a.m., Wednesday, July 11.

“It is with the greatest sincerity that I say there could be no place else I would have rather spent the past 24 years,” physical education teacher Liz Giles-Brown said of her career at South Bristol School.

The first tenants of Mobius Inc.’s Chandler House, on Academy Hill in Newcastle, received the keys to their apartments during the building’s grand opening Wednesday, June 27.