Ken Cianchette, Cianbro co-founder who had ‘an impact on tens of thousands,’ dies at 98

Cianchette, whose memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, was one of four brothers who formed the company that has constructed many of Maine’s major buildings and bridges.

Family of man accused of threatening to ‘shoot up’ Pittsfield business denies allegations

Scott Therrien said his son, Benjamin Scott Therrien, 28, made no threat last week to harm others at the Hancock Lumber sawmill where he worked at the time, and that he will plead not guilty to a terrorizing charge.

Northern Light Vascular Care welcomes vascular surgeon

Pittsfield man arrested after threatening to ‘shoot up’ business where he previously worked, police say

Benjamin Scott Therrien was being held Wednesday at the Somerset County Jail on a charge of terrorizing after threatening to target his former employer, according to Pittsfield police Chief Vicente Morris.

Man found not criminally responsible in Pittsfield shooting death granted more time for work, visits

Derek Wilhelmsen, found not criminally responsible for the 2002 shooting death of Portland cab driver Nunzi Mancini, will now be allowed overnight visits with girlfriend after a judge gave approval Friday.

Belgrade camp hosts Klondike Derby

SNAPSHOT: Pittsfield program members deliver cookies to police department

Man who stabbed Turner couple to death in 2021 granted supervised time in Augusta

Patrick Maher was found not criminally responsible for stabbing Troy and Dulsie Varney to death in 2021.

Pittsfield Town Council swears in returning councilors Heather Donahue, Howard Margolskee

Heather Donahue and Howard Margolskee, both former councilors, were sworn in to their positions Tuesday.

Pittsfield Town Council looks to refine budgeting process in coming year

Although councilors have approved the municipal budget for 2023, they plan to alter the way discussions are held on individual department requests for funding.