Saturday, May 18, 2013
The shuttering of churches may make financial sense, but it also takes its toll on parishioners, who celebrated baptisms, communions and weddings in these buildings.
The owners of Kate's Homemade Butter fail to attend a key meeting.
School superintendents shouldn't have to live in the communities where they work.
A deadline passes for Justin Bieber to reclaim the capuchin monkey.
With state and community help, the city has nearly finished the process of relocating fire victims.
Sen. King tours scene of Lewiston fires
A court document also says Margarita Scott of Westbrook planned to return to her husband after having an affair with Anthony Pratt Jr., who is charged with killing her.
Graduations are taking place at several other Maine colleges on Saturday.
DURHAM, N.H. — New Hampshire police say a motorist who presented herself as a good Samaritan who drove an injured pedestrian to the hospital is the same person who caused the injuries.
Three people remain in critical condition after the Friday evening collision sends 70 to the hospital.
Construction will begin next week on what officials say is the first of its kind memorial in the U.S.
The Taxation Committee gives the bill a reprieve by ordering a full cost analysis of the bipartisan measure.
Educators testify in favor of a bill that aims for pre-kindergarten in all Maine districts by 2017.
'Cool under pressure,' Archer Thomas will represent Maine at the National Geographic Bee.
Test Your Knowledge: Six Geography Questions
Peter Tracy is sentenced for assaulting two brothers when they were down and defenseless.
But Democrats accuse the department of mismanagement and say they won't approve funds until Commissioner Mary Mayhew answers 'tough questions.'
PDF: LePage's letter to Democrats
PDF: Mary Mayhew's letter to Gov. LePage
Social studies teacher Christopher Conroy is charged with assault and criminal threatening after an incident Thursday at the school.
Maine's unemployment rate dipped under 7 percent in April, the first time it has done that since December 2008.
Family leaves signs of faith
For centuries, the Razzouk family of Jerusalem has tattooed religious pilgrims
Binghamton aided by Portland's miscues
Three late errors help seal the Sea Dogs' fate.
Our View: Residency mandate puts Biddeford in tough spot
School superintendents shouldn't have to live in the communities where they work.
Probe begins in train crash in Connecticut
Three people remain in critical condition after the Friday evening collision sends 70 to the hospital.
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Maine's unemployment rate reaches four-year low
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