With news of the Equifax security breach, you may be considering freezing your credit report. Here’s what you need to know.

As a member of the Board of Trustees of Maine Public, I’m glad that Susan Cook mentions (in her letter to the editor Aug. 31) two important initiatives happening on both public television and radio this fall – “The Vietnam War” PBS documentary which premieres this month (Sept. 17) on Maine Public Television, as well […]

The dismissal of a lawsuit is the latest blow to efforts to halt the Route 1 redesign

Human books among many items ‘checked out’ during annual How To Festival & Block Party

What better combination than farm and ocean?

The author of an examination of money in politics will be interviewed and accept the Frances Perkins Center’s Intelligence and Courage Award on Sept. 23

Opponents of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) are doing everything in their power to forestall the use of RCV in the June 2018 primaries and beyond. That is not surprising. Of course, we expect the people elected by the current system to show reluctance in changing that system. Yet, while they toss around largely unfounded claims […]

The once-booming ice trade changed the face of the landscape in Maine.

Vox populi, anaplasmosis, Irma. If you had never heard or read these words before, and you had to guess what they meant, you might think that vox populi was an infectious disease, “Ana Plasmosis” might be a new neighbor, possibly of Mediterranean origin, and Irma the name of an old girlfriend, perhaps fondly remembered. The […]

Heroin, fentanyl, and several firearms were seized.