Portland Press Herald News Stories

During the recent reunion weekend, Bowdoin College recognized three outstanding graduates who have dedicated their lives to advancing the common good by serving others. William Bao Bean, class of ’95 received the Alumni Service Award. The program noted, “You have enthusiastically, and single-handedly built and fostered a strong network of Bowdoin alumni across Asia. Your […]

Joseph Crocker, the former parks and recreation director, discussed his early tenure, and what lessons he was applying from his earlier role.

Supporting a rejection of the two-year budget that the governor signed into law will result in anarchy and chaos.

I was more than disappointed by Steve Collins’ appraisal of Sen. Susan Collins’ actions/inactions during the Trump era (“Like it or not, Susan Collins and Jared Golden have Mainers’ respect,” May 31). He has confused her oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution and civic duty with mere politics. There is no “middle ground” in deciding […]

Reduced federal funding and staffing could hinder the Maine Climate Council's ability to prepare for and track climate change, as well as the state's ability to meet greenhouse gas reduction goals.

A look at who's most likely to consume these popular local drinks.

There's 2nd Friday in Brunswick, BonAire! in Ogunquit, roller derby in Westbrook and screenings of 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,' among other events.

A federal holiday since 2021, Juneteenth will be celebrated at events across the state, including in Portland, Lewiston, Westbrook, Ellsworth and Nobleboro.

Andrew Huber Young, 22, faces murder, attempted murder and assault charges for the May 2022 shooting. He has pleaded not guilty.

The key to getting more people to speak out Israel's actions is education.