The Portland nonprofits say the partnership will better facilitate the distribution of items to people who are homeless or newly housed.
2025
A police chase violated some Maine law enforcement policies. Was it necessary?
A review of chase policies shows the large-scale response violated some departments’ own rules, though leaders say breaking them was a necessary choice because of the circumstances.
Westbrook approves multistory, mixed-use development on Dana Street
The project features three interconnected buildings with 76 one-bedroom units, 25 two-bedroom units and nine studios.
Preliminary Gorham municipal budget would lower tax rate
A public hearing and budget vote is expected to be held May 13.
Justice Dept. announces lawsuit against Maine over trans athletes
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said Wednesday that Maine’s refusal to ban transgender athletes from girls sports violates federal antidiscrimination law, while Gov. Janet Mills said the state is fighting to uphold state and federal laws.
Superintendents: Loss of federal funding would hit students most in need of support
School districts say Title I and IDEA dollars pay for staff positions in critical areas like intervention, early literacy and special education, and fund other services for some of Maine’s most vulnerable students.
Maine should join Canada. We’d get better health care and better manners. | Opinion
We already have more in common with New Brunswick than New Jersey.
Rep. Laurel Libby’s censure was deserved | Letter
One can only have one view on publishing pictures of others’ children without permission.
As cocoa prices rise, Maine chocolatiers try to find the sweet spot
Supply problems in West Africa, the commodities market and uncertain tariffs have forced local chocolate makers to find creative solutions to doing business.
Salmon with whipped feta and peas is a joyful springtime meal
Roasted salmon over a verdant spread makes for luxe weeknight meal or as part of an Easter brunch spread.