Brunswick girls and boys teams settling in; Mt. Ararat co-op programs racing toward finish line.
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Saco group says it wants to recall Ward 5 Councilor Alan Minthorn
The councilor says he’s against a development proposal that sparked the recall effort.
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Sports Digest: Homa shakes off short missed putt, wins Genesis Invitational in playoff
Max Homa gets his second career PGA Tour win, beating Tony Finau on the second playoff hole.
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Influential Maine athletic director Marty Ryan dies at 73
He served as executive director of the Maine Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association for three decades, and as athletic director in Wells and Kennebunk schools.
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Bay State man killed in Maine snowmobile crash
Ryan Ducharme, 34, of Spencer, Mass., died when his snowmobile crashed into trees Friday night in Franklin County, the Maine Warden Service says.
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Portland committee recommends new department to promote racial equity
Mayor Kate Snyder and councilors appointed the commission following a series of Black Lives Matter demonstrations over the summer and will present an interim report to councilors on Monday.
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Construction starts on 144-unit apartment complex in Freeport
Beacon Residences will be located on Desert Road on property formerly owned by L.L.Bean.
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Having fun when the ice is nice at West Brook Skating Rink
Volunteers help revive the venue which is estimated to be about 100 years old.
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Renovated Bowl in the Pines Amphitheater looks to draw national acts to Sidney
Snow Pond Center for the Arts announced the finishing touches on raising $1 million for renovations.
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South Portland guidance counselor on leave as district investigates incident with Black Student Union
The guidance counselor says he didn’t intend to offend anyone with an email to staff last week regarding the new student group, but some students and teachers say the incident was hurtful and a reminder of why having a Black Student Union is so important.