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Published
May 12, 2025

Here are 28 places to shop for vintage clothing and accessories in Maine

Stores across the state carry a full range of vintage goods.
Published
May 4, 2025

Brunswick to Augusta rail trail nears vote, but questions remain

The Lower Road rail line, which has not been used consistently since the 1980s, could be replaced with a multiuse trail if state lawmakers give their approval, but a rail company is also interested in the line.
Published
May 1, 2025

Maine announces record $8M in state climate resilience grants

More than 150 communities across the state are included in the latest round of state climate resilience grants announced by Gov. Janet Mills in Kennebunkport, which was heavily damaged by back-to-back storms in January 2024.
Published
April 23, 2025

Hall-Dale softball overcomes early obstacles, tops Dirigo

The Bulldogs commit two errors in the first inning, but pull it together thanks to a balanced offense and strong showing from pitcher Lucy Gray.
Published
April 17, 2025

Hallowell drinking water exceeds state regulation for forever chemicals

Hallowell Water District testing late last month showed drinking water in the city contained its highest PFAS levels in at least the past three years.

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Published
April 8, 2025

Hallowell library to miss out on $26,000 after tax district confusion

The Hubbard Free Library has not been added to the city's downtown TIF district because of a misunderstanding over allowable expenses, blocking thousands in City Council-approved funding.
Published
April 5, 2025

Hall-Dale softball team aims for historic fifth straight title

The Bulldogs are the third softball team in state history to win four straight championships. The other teams to do it share their thoughts on the pressure that comes with chasing No. 5.
Published
March 31, 2025

Augusta needs to do more to help homeless residents, task force says

The group urges city officials to help create a year-round homeless shelter and hire a worker to coordinate housing services.
Published
March 21, 2025

New Gloucester business upended by USAID cutbacks

The founder of Planson International, which provides IT and communications support for USAID recipients in developing countries, says its revenue could be cut in half this year if the dismantling of USAID stands.
Published
March 18, 2025

Social Security workers, union say staffing cuts would gut the agency

They warn that it is already understaffed and that further cuts, including the possible closure of the Presque Isle office, could lead to major disruptions for 355,000 older and disabled Mainers.