The University of New England is asking a York County judge to declare that the city’s moratorium on construction projects violates state law.
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Memorial Day procession in Portland honors sacrifices of those who died for the country
The Deering Center Neighborhood Association marked Memorial Day with a solemn ceremony to remember U.S. military personnel who died in the line of duty. Staff photographer Daryn Slover captured the scene.
Man with cancer and permanent spinal injury blames Lewiston hospital for both
The Auburn man and his wife are putting their house on the market because they can no longer maintain it.
Bernie Sanders returns to Maine as Platner campaign gears up for Collins face-off
Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont, was in Portland for the Fighting Oligarchy tour on Memorial Day with candidates Troy Jackson and Graham Platner.
Fire damages South Portland sushi restaurant
No one was injured, according to the city, but the building will have to remain closed for repairs to the roof and kitchen.
Freeport High School class president tackles mental health crisis
Colby Lewis, Class of 2026 president, is addressing the need for mental health services in Freeport through a class project and after graduation.
Brunswick grad founded group of peers helping peers
Brunswick High School’s valedictorian Marco Venegas started the Dragon PALS program to connect students across language and social barriers.
The 10 hikes across Maine that will get you from your couch to Katahdin this year
Looking to challenge yourself to hike the iconic Katahdin, but need a place to start? We have the guide to prep you for the ascent.
5 Maine events this week include Temptations musical, medieval cage fighting
See a marionette version of ‘Hansel and Gretel’ at The Public Theatre in Lewiston.
The websites and essential lists to know before you hike
Before you hit the trails, check online for the things experienced hikers know.