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Waterville Country Club members are enjoying success in this year's tournament, which concludes Thursday.

The newly signed law adds caps on federal graduate student loans, expands Pell grants to cover workforce training and changes the college endowment tax, potentially giving millions in relief to small Maine colleges.

It's unclear how federal workers in Maine might be impacted, but the ruling allowing the Trump administration to move forward with plans for staff reductions has prompted concerns.

The Brunswick in Bloom garden tour will take place on July 19 and benefit Oasis Free Clinics.

Brunswick has known many notable military names in its illustrious history. Men like Joshua Chamberlain, Oliver Otis Howard and Thomas Hyde round out the top three. But one legendary military officer is less known for storied military exploits and more so for his extensive contribution to the world of art and to the pictorial history […]

I was shocked and angered after reading the bold heading on Wednesday, July 2, declaring Sen. Collins voted against President Trump’s horrible policy bill. Shame on you. It doesn’t take a professional journalist to understand that Collins was instrumental in the successful passage of the bill by voting it out of committee. That was the […]

Submissions are now open for a public art piece in Brunswick created using parts of the old Frank J. Wood Bridge.

A decline in swimming education, a lack of lifeguards and water temperatures that are often icy cold even when it's hot out are all risk factors that swimmers and boaters should consider.

Leaders of the nonprofit that owns most of Maine’s daily newspapers said the hires will build on efforts to modernize the state's news landscape.

Cody Hughes, a four-time state champ at Marshwood High, headlines three inductees.