Many communities throughout southern Maine are hosting cleanup events, fairs and other celebrations.
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Police calls to Portland Public Library address the symptoms, not the disorder | Letter
When it comes to the dependence of the homeless on the library, the city is being reactive, not proactive.
Jury finds Bridgton man guilty of murder in partner’s death
Eric Knight was charged with depraved indifference murder in connection with the death of Benita Preo.
This Portland woman recognized herself in a historical photo – 80 years later
Reta Morrill, a fifth-generation Peaks Island resident, recalls her school days riding a Casco Bay ferry to and from school.
Grieved by destruction of Senior Gardens in Brunswick | Letter
I am 68 years old, and live in Brunswick. The Senior Gardens on Industry Road have existed for many decades. I have had one of these plots ever since I became old enough to be eligible, which is 55. I live in an apartment building. This garden has been the main focus of my life […]
CMP’s new rate plan could mean short-term bill decrease, long-term hike
The utility’s latest proposal could bring bills down about $4 this summer, but critics say the savings won’t last.
Battling against the pope? MAGA doesn’t have a prayer. | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
The Vatican has seen empires rise and fall and remained steady. Good luck, all.
Windham Freemasons event will raise funds for scholarships
The charity dinner, scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, supports the lodge’s scholarship program.
Bath author tells tale of an Irish shipwreck with Maine ties
Irene Drago will share her new historical-fiction novel at Mockingbird Bookshop in Bath on Friday.
This moderate Republican is supporting an unabashed progressive for governor | Opinion
Shenna Bellows won me over with her work ethic, her sense of duty to Maine people and her civic responsibility.