The most destructive fire in state history is largely contained after burning nearly 500 homes.
2013
Bite-mark evidence derided as unreliable in courts
Critics are questioning its scientific validity and the qualifications of those paid to testify about it.
Shakers’ history alive and well
Two men work diligently to bring awareness of the Sabbathday Lake village, founded in 1783, to new generations of people.
Maine Voices: Franklin Street redesign links transportation, development and quality of life
The process gives the city a chance to build on its strengths as it improves livability and mobility.
Another View: Rules of the road should apply to cyclists as well as drivers
The law is the law, even though most bicycle riders act as if the laws were just suggestions.
Letters to the editor: Dislike of panhandlers fuels ban proposal
The new Martin’s Point bridge will cost the taxpayers of Maine about $23.5 million. One of its amenities will be recreational platforms that will allow people to safely cast fishing lines into the mouth of the Presumpscot River, and everyone seems to think this is a nice idea. Cut to the argument that panhandlers should […]
Our View: Distracted-driving study reveals new risks on road
Devices that demand a driver’s attention are the most dangerous, even if they are hands-free.
Maine Voices: America needs immigration reform
Cities like Portland have grown with the help of enterprising immigrants. That door should stay open.
George Will: ‘Wars’ on drugs and gambling defeat only limited government
Over the years, pressure to change bad behavior has given Congress powers not in the Constitution.
Miss Connecticut carries away crown at Miss USA contest
Erin Brady, 25, of South Glastonbury, Conn., won the beauty pageant at the Planet Hollywood hotel-casino in Las Vegas Sunday night.