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The sophomore won the state singles title — the first in six tries for his family — and helped Falmouth claim its third straight Class A championship.

Newly appointed Matt Lewis said the chamber is "open to everyone."

The creation of an ad hoc committee will help the city design a concept for the renovation of the park.

The Maine Coast Heritage Trust project will create over a mile of accessible trails at the Cousins River Fields and Marsh Preserve. "You're literally building it for everyone,” said Enock Glidden, an accessibility advocate.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved additional investments in the state shipyards, with billions allocated to shipbuilding programs and the procurement of new ships for the U.S. Navy.

The town will await the results of a pending Maine Department of Transportation study on solutions to traffic as developments rise.

Ken Eisen helped create the long-beloved Railroad Square Cinema, Maine International Film Festival and Waterville’s Shadow Distribution, turning the city into the film and media hub it is today.

I was appalled to read that the cost of attending the University of New England medical school is between $300,000 and $370,000 (“How Trump’s big bill will reshape the affordability of Maine higher education,” July 9). I received my medical degree in 1975 from Washington University at St. Louis, Missouri, a top medical school. My […]

By choosing not to sign a bill clarifying the state's Automotive Right to Repair law, the governor has left consumers in limbo.

The initiative will promote economic mobility and address the state's workforce needs, the University of Maine System says.