Maine’s holiday craft fairs offer a chance to shop local and find gifts from artists and makers. We’ve rounded up several of ...
Whether you're planning to vote Tuesday, still have that absentee ballot sitting on your counter, or are just eager to see ...
The general manager who spent decades skiing the mountain will say goodbye to his role at the end of the ski season.
Rebuilding the bell tower on the oldest church in Maine's Episcopal diocese uncovered more problems in its stonework.
The termination of contracts by Fairfield and Benton represents a $1.2M loss for Delta, which says it may have to reduce ...
A recent program at the University of Southern Maine presented a decidedly one-sided perspective on a complex subject.
The rise of Islamophobia, in conjunction with false accusations of antisemitism against criticism of Israel’s actions, is especially evident in Maine’s media, whether it’s the recent advertisement ...
Motorists on the interstate should expect closures and lane shifts over the next two years, transportation officials said.
Amanda Hatch serves as executive director of the Frances Perkins Center in Newcastle. “Drunk History,” an educational comedy ...
An Augusta woman pleaded guilty to Social Security benefit fraud in U.S. District Court in Bangor Friday.
The Oct. 19 report “Interest in trapping grows in Maine” describes new trappers taking up the practice to build outdoor skills and make hats and mittens. That framing deserves an honest look at what ...
One person is dead following a Saturday afternoon crash between a car and an electric unicycle in Augusta.
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