The annual event began with a carnival and fishing derby at Lake George Regional Park and leads into Skijor Skowhegan next ...
In both our cities, things are beginning to feel their way back to normal. As we reflect on the events of recent weeks, we ...
Anyone who purchases a device should be able to repair it if it breaks. This seems like it should be common sense, but in many states there aren’t laws that protect repair. Manufacturers do their best ...
Winfried Cates rode his bike across Front Street in downtown Waterville, his golden retriever Luke prancing along by his side ...
Passing through Bath last Sunday, I was sickened to see Bath Iron Works festooned with flags in anticipation of a visit by the secretary of war. Simply put, Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth and their ilk ...
After reading Abbey Hamilton’s Feb. 5 op-ed, “MAGA is antithetical to the teachings of Christ,” I wish to applaud her coherent, intelligent, truthful essay. Well done. It is refreshing and hopeful ...
Chesley was glad for the Bulldogs to be back in Bangor, where they won four straight Gold Balls with Cindy Blodgett. MDI coach Brent Barker recalled the impact Blodgett had on his sister, Bracey, who ...
These were some of the top performers in Friday’s quarterfinals in Augusta, Bangor and Portland: Brady Atwater, Gardiner boys: Scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the third-seeded Tigers ...
The Veterans Health Access Program aims to educate patients and providers about the locations, benefits and services veterans can use. The program, run through Somerset Public Health, a department of ...
Ongoing brain drain: Young professionals continue to leave Maine due to lower wages and limited advancement. When people who want to stay can’t afford to, economic momentum slows down for everyone.
The Portland Beacons co-op boys hockey team announced Friday that the program has been reinstated after winning an appeal to the Maine Principals’ Association and will play the final two games of its ...
In the Jan. 30 article “Gov. Janet Mills backs bill to keep ICE out of schools, hospitals,” Sen. David Haggan, R-Hampden, objects to the use of the word “fascism” in the discussions, calling it “an ...
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