The John Calvins Stevens home is a marvel of design, with all modern amenities.
December 2016
‘Hunger doesn’t take a holiday’
Good Shepherd Food Bank distributes millions of pounds of food to relief agencies throughout Maine.
On Baseball: Time to plant some seeds on the farm
Dave Dombrowski has added plenty of big names to the big league roster, but in the process has gutted the farm system.
Do you know if your public school has tested its water for lead?
Not all Maine districts are required to check lead levels and there’s no database indicating which have done so, what they found or what corrective actions were taken.
Trump’s get-tough trade plan could benefit Maine forest industry
Placing tariffs on Canadian softwood would benefit state sawmills but could raise the cost of U.S. home construction.
Woman’s death thrusts huffing dangers into spotlight
In Maine, adult addiction to inhalants is on the rise, difficult to treat, and can be damaging or even fatal.
Maine’s progressive nonprofits see post-election surge in donations, volunteers
It’s a way of being heard, experts say: ‘Apparently the sixth stage of grief is activism.’
Tough times force donating family to use Toy Fund in 2016
A family in Cumberland County hopes to pay the kindness forward when back on their feet.
Bill Nemitz: Bright, young entrepreneur sees opportunity in Maine’s trees
Nadir Yildirim seeks to produce ‘smart products, futurist materials’ from trees.
Maine Voices: A plan for how women can be represented
Ranked-choice voting is a good start, and with other legislative and recruiting advances, more females will be elected.