Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Congress has stymied many of President Obama's proposals to address critical problems and he now seems to be waiting for a possible second term, while Mitt Romney promises change, but offers little in the way of specifics.
A nonprofit triggers reports of mailings to pets and dead people when it relies on easy-to-get lists.
Lance Dutson, former head of the conservative Maine Heritage Policy Center, has quickly moved from outsider to insider. Now he's managing his first political campaign, for Maine's GOP U.S. Senate candidate, Charlie Summers.
'Touching and important' things, not special effects, make good film, Karen Black tells film buffs in Waterville.
A glut in supply has led to record low prices. But if lobster fishermen are breaking the law to boost demand, they’re not saying.
The author and naturalist is known for his books 'Walden' and 'The Maine Woods.'
Jill Stein acknowledges that her candidacy is a super long shot, but notes that a growing number of people are expressing frustration with the two major parties.
Drivers with the plates will be admitted free to all 48 parks and historic sites.
Authorities are not saying whether there is any connection with arsons in Gorham this spring.
The path of Ayla's Walk with Trista, set for 4 p.m. today in Portland, mirrors the route the girl and her mother used to take.
Police trace the likely source of 150-200 gallons of the toxic waste to three tanks that had been sold for scrap metal.
The potted vines, popping up in random locations, will reward the community that keeps them alive.
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