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The reality show hasn't featured Maine game wardens since 2016 but remains a go-to on streaming services for Mainers of all ages.

School board Chair Molly Schen resigned last week with two years remaining in her term.

With more than 40 chapters worldwide, this Maine-based nonprofit is expanding.

A future Town Council action could result in a standalone ordinance or policy regulating the use of pesticides.

I want to share my perspective as a lifelong Kennebunk resident, a parent of two students, a friend to many educators and a taxpayer who values strong public schools. Like many who recently voted “no” on the school budget for RSU 21, I didn’t do so lightly or because I’m unwilling to fund education. Quite […]

Sen. Collins has been a longtime supporter of and advocate for AmeriCorps. As a member of the National Service Congressional Caucus, Sen. Collins has actively worked to strengthen AmeriCorps. She co-sponsored legislation to exclude AmeriCorps Education Awards from federally taxable income. In 2021, she joined a bipartisan effort to introduce legislation to expand national service […]

Penobscot resident Jane Crosen incorporates 350 globe-trotting recipes in her new cookbook, 'Culinary Landscapes.'

The highly anticipated Elevenses Cafe and Bakery soft opened in Brunswick on June 11, offering a fantasy atmosphere and "Hobbit"-themed menu items.

The bill will be held over until the next legislative session, at which point the governor could veto it or allow it to become law without her signature.

Today, I did a huge grocery haul to prepare for the first of my summer company. My son is flying home from California for a visit! As I searched the aisles for some of his favorites, I was delighted to bump into one of my readers, and we had a quick little chat amidst the […]