By Robin DuCharme “How is Samson?” people often ask, since Samson’s miraculous rescue on Christmas morning on Scammon Road in Greenville. Here is an update on Samson, and a
By Emily Patrick Moosehead Enterprises, Greenville’s longstanding cable television provider, recently informed customers they would be suspending cable television services in the near future. Because the company has been
By Emily Patrick Though wild ice skating has been around for thousands of years, with the first known pair of ice skates fashioned from animal bones dating back to
By Emily Patrick At the February 19 Planning Board Meeting, Code Enforcement Officer Ron Sarol started with his report. He said he was still working on the violation penalty and
Moosehead Lakeshore Journal 2-6-25 Edition By Shelagh Talbot Mary Ann Kirby and Phillip Hilderbrand were a couple of teens when they first met in Germany. Their fathers were in
By Shelagh Talbot Woodrouffe Lambert Bartley, known by most as simply Tony, is a true Greenville kid. His family has resided there for multiple generations. They were an ambitious
By Emily PatrickThere was much to discuss at Greenville’s quarterly meeting of our Airport Advisory Committee. Currently, there are three ongoing federal projects at our local airport: the taxiway project,
By Emily Patrick 2/5/25 Planning & Select Board Recaps Wednesday night’s Planning Board meeting opened with Code Enforcement Officer Ron Sarol’s report. Only one permit was approved since the
By Emily Patrick GREENVILLE – The month of June in the Moosehead Region marks an awakening: of buds and blooms and animals emerging from winter slumber, of the Summer Solstice,