For generations, Black Mainers made sure Vacationland was open to all
During the Jim Crow era, Black tourists to Maine found recreational spaces where they were welcomed, not shunned.
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The Massive Antique Shop In Maine Where You Can Lose Yourself For Hours
Nestled in the heart of Brunswick, Maine, Cabot Mill Antiques is housed in a building that’s practically an antique itself.
In photos: The best shots from Friday’s high school playoff games
Skowhegan’s Allie Frye, left, and Cony’s Abby Morrill battle for the tipoff at the start of their Class A North girls ...
Maine's Black Student Unions create vital communities for college students
Black Student Unions emerged during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s to advocate and amplify the voices of Black ...
Injuries are reported in a more than 100-vehicle pileup near Portland in whiteout conditions
Authorities say a more than 100-vehicle pileup in whiteout conditions has closed part of a major interstate along the ...
Farmers and rural businesses left without funds for their clean energy projects after federal freeze
A freeze on federal loans and grants is sending tremors across the rural U.S. as small business owners fear they won’t get reimbursed for purchases they made to replace polluting irrigation equipment ...
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Public safety expenses make up largest share of Maine counties’ ARPA budgets
Maine counties budgeted more American Rescue Plan Act funds for emergency services, sheriffs’ offices and county jails.
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In Franklin County, ARPA funds going toward new emergency communications system
The new software will replace a system that’s more than 30 years old, and include data gathered through specialized aerial ...
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Penobscot County spent $2M to tear down an asbestos-filled building. The lot is still empty.
County commissioners approved spending ARPA funds to remove asbestos from the former Bangor YMCA and then demolish it.