Sunday, May 26, 2013
A 16-year-old's death last month -- in a state where the threat to young people is especially alarming -- has loved ones and other Mainers calling for a greater willingness to talk about mental illness, depression and pain.
Seth Wescott and Julia Clukey are actively involved in efforts to guide the state's youth.
Some well-known entrepreneurs never graduated college, or even high school, but critics say dropouts should not bet on that kind of success.
Cardiac disease is widespread and lethal, and U.S. and state officials must do more to halt it.
Connor Maguire first noticed Mackenzie Leighton in statistics class at Cape Elizabeth High School. He didn't know many people in the class, but she made him feel right at home.
A list of Memorial Day parades and rememberances around southern Maine on Monday.
Amid the state's rush to convert from oil to natural gas, however, it's possible that some issues important to Mainers are not being fully examined.
For the first time in 50 years, a former Air Force medic meets up with one of the men whose lives he helped to save.
Jubilant members of the Bowdoin College class of 2013 express their affection for the state and for their college experience.
An Alzheimer’s patient in a Waterville nursing home improves markedly without prescribed medication.
Mission statements are not something most organizations take lightly. Each word is carefully chosen, each phrase honed and polished to capture the essence of who you are, what you do and why it's so important.
WASHINGTON - For Republicans in the House of Representatives, New England's political landscape looks about as fertile as the upper slopes of Mount Katahdin or Mount Washington.
Maine Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King join other senators expressing their concerns about the plan.
The state's 43 facilities are always full, says Dean Lachance, the director of Bread of Life in Augusta.
Below is a list of Memorial Day parades and remembrance ceremonies around southern Maine...
Parallel efforts are under way to tackle the growing issue of panhandling in the city, especially at busy intersections.
Online predators are skilled at getting kids to chat with them and trust them, an author cautions.
The Prom: Cape teens are treated like royalty -- for a day
Coming home: Maine Olympians give back in the off-season
Seth Wescott and Julia Clukey are actively involved in efforts to guide the state's youth.
Our View: Falling short on ensuring women's heart health
Cardiac disease is widespread and lethal, and U.S. and state officials must do more to halt it.
In Focus: Rebuilt Jersey shore hopes for no erosion in tourism
In the wake of remarkable recovery efforts, the area is open for business and ready for summer visitors.
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Lawmakers step up pressure on military footwear
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