As a Lewiston resident and former union employee, I know collective bargaining is a matter of deep commitment, not an election-year trend. This is why campaign-season sympathy from politicians for ...
HALL-DALE 0, SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 0: Neither the Phoenix (2-3-1) nor the Bulldogs (4-2-1) scored through four quarters and two ...
Even before Plum Bakery opens its doors, owner Kristen Lamontagne is getting the taste of the welcome awaiting her in ...
I read with dismay the article about the Environmental Protection Agency repealing a rule that limits pollution from power plants. I am no great fan of Richard Nixon, and my father despised him, but ...
From the Rams’ perspective — and thanks in part to Morin — it certainly is. Helen Dineen scored the lone goal off an assist ...
What should this November election really be about? The president and his ilk are only interested in lining their own pockets without any regard for the good of our country or the rule of law. They’re ...
Beginning Sept. 30, Lit Fest returns with conversations and events bringing writers, poets, artists and readers to towns and ...
Early reds and yellows are appearing across western Maine as drought, tree species and shortening daylight influence when leaves change.
Older residents and southern communities generally feel better than others, but a majority of Mainers are unhappy with the state's healthcare system, according to a Siena Research Institute survey.
That said, the spectacle I witnessed of an obviously gravely ill, borderline non-responsive Sen. McConnell being wheeled into the Senate like luggage to cast votes was one of the most disgusting ...
Three quarters of respondents in a survey about what life is like in Maine rated the state as an 'excellent' or 'good' place to raise children.
Staff photographer Anna Chadwick captures the action of a bald eagle.
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