The Rangers are unbeaten in their first season back in 11-man football, and Leavitt is back in the final after a rare down season.
2025
Only 2 Maine districts make the cut for school construction funds
Schools in Bath and Frenchville can get state funding to rebuild after both were damaged by fire, while a long list of other schools await funding to replace aging and deteriorating buildings.
Portland, Thornton football stars benefited from summer work
Portland’s Cordell Jones and Thornton’s Connor Ayoob have both excelled in new roles and led their teams back to the Class A title game.
A look at Greely-Leavitt clash for Class C football title
Preview: The top two teams in the statewide classification face off in a rematch of their Week 2 classic.
Judge considers whether to keep street minister 500 feet from Planned Parenthood in Portland
John Andrade Jr. says he plans to stop protesting Planned Parenthood, regardless of the court’s decision, but still opposes the state’s request for a 500-foot buffer zone.
Maine lawmakers won’t take up bill to prohibit ICE agents from wearing masks
Rep. Grayson Lookner, a Portland Democrat, said he brought the proposal in response to recent incidents in Maine, including the September arrest of a parent outside a Portland school.
Tedford Housing opens expanded Brunswick shelter
The new facility adds 60% more capacity, helping Tedford Housing serve more people in a challenging time for groups helping unhoused people.
Maine regulators approve conservation plan, allowing completion of controversial NECEC line
The approval, which was condemned by environmental groups, opens the door for the completion of a 53-mile transmission line through rural northwestern Maine.
Chocolate Church awarded prestigious grant for Summer Waterfront Concert Series
The funds bring 3 years of expanded, free concerts to Bath.