Spring means one thing: vegetables. Here are 3 southern Maine farms that sell fresh produce and one recipe to use it up.
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Posted inLetters
Polluters must be held accountable for climate damage | Letter
I was pleased to see that the Maine Legislature passed a bill to study how much the damage from greenhouse gas emissions has cost the state. We can’t stop there, though. We need to make sure big polluters don’t get a pass for the damage they’ve done to our climate. Despite what fossil fuel executives […]
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Posted inSports, Tennis, Varsity Maine
Meet the 10 southern Maine girls tennis players to watch in 2026
Molly Tefft, the state singles runner-up last year, leads a list of players hoping for continued spring success or breakout seasons.
Posted inSports, Tennis, Varsity Maine
These are the 5 southern Maine girls tennis teams to watch in 2026
Falmouth, the defending Class A champion, is without its top player from last year but still tops this list of teams expecting big seasons.
Posted inLetters
How to ruin your political reputation in three simple steps | Letter
What would be an efficient way for a U.S. senator to gradually ruin their reputation, to destroy political capital that they’d carefully built up over years of being indecisive but acting thoughtful? I guess three things come to mind fairly quickly. David CritchfieldSouth Portland
Posted inCommunity, Maine, News
South Portland has a new comprehensive plan
The City Council voted 5 to 2 on Tuesday night to adopt the guideline for city policy and growth for the next 15 years.
Posted inCommunity, News
Waterville officials may limit cooperation with ICE agents
The city council will consider an ordinance modeled after Portland’s to prohibit police and all municipal employees from cooperating with federal immigration operations.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News, Schools and Education
UNE receives $5M gift for public and environmental health institute
The donation from the founder of IDEXX Laboratories will support the new David Evans Shaw Institute of Public and Planetary Health.
Posted inEvents, Like A Boss, News, Open Door
Open Door with Sarah Belliveau, CEO and President of BerryDunn
Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 8 a.m. – Sarah Belliveau, leader of the national professional services firm BerryDunn, headquartered in Portland, will join us at the Roux Institute.
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From opening a Roth IRA to a summer window-washing business, these high school students are putting Junior Achievement lessons into action
Junior Achievement of Maine and their partners help students see opportunities they didn’t know existed while gaining access to networks that could shape their futures.