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The 2-day regional workshop identified priorities, resources and next steps for expanding outdoor recreation and strengthening connections to downtown areas in Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls.
The trial of Bonnie Coombs, accused in the shooting death of her sister Velma Withee, is now set for December.
The 10-town district is expanding specialized programs, staffing and training as it sees more students with autism, health impairments and intensive support needs.
This is a letter supporting Matt Dunlap for Congress in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District. As governor, Paul LePage vetoed more than 600 bills, including Medicaid expansion and a number of housing and infrastructure bills. Back then, he did not have concern for the citizens of this state and there…
Mainers can begin voting early Monday for any reason until Oct. 29, with ballots featuring high-profile midterm election contests alongside local races.
On Sept. 20, the New York Times ran a profile on Troy Jackson, “A Progressive Brawler Tries to Flip a Senate Seat in Maine.” Progressive races this cycle have two issues which play large: the treatment of Palestinians and AIPAC attempting to influence races. Despite the primacy of these issues, the…
Investigators say Nicholas Fellows had sexual contact with an inmate under his supervision earlier this year.
Fully autonomous driving is completely legal in 21 states, according to a recent report.
Good Theater presents 'Little Shop of Horrors' at Stevens Square Theater in Portland.
As October begins and western Maine reaches peak foliage, a few local ice cream stands are still serving up one last taste of summer.
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