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Jason Rogers, who served as town manager in Naples for 19 months, reflected on his short time in the role prior to moving to Florida.

The department is looking into Flight Deck Brewing under the Fair Labor Standards Act, a spokesperson confirmed.

The bill now goes to the Senate, where Maine's Susan Collins and other Republicans have expressed concerns about Medicaid cuts and other proposals.

Researchers are being hampered by Trump administration cuts.

The council's Housing and Economic Development Committee voted Tuesday night to advance a proposal to increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour by 2029. Last summer the council shot down a nearly identical proposal.

A climate superfund in Maine would make fossil fuel companies pay for impacts of climate change. The resolution was brought to the council by a Yarmouth High School student.

The storm brought dark skies to New England during a time of year usually reserved for sunshine and cookouts.

The 29th Annual Bath Savings Paddle for Pine Tree Camp returns in June with one goal in mind: to raise funds for Maine kids and adults with disabilities to experience freedom and independence at Pine Tree Camp. Registration is open now. On June 7, paddlers will reunite in Solon for the traditional route down the […]

The resignation, which is effective Aug. 1, comes in the wake of a monthslong hazing investigation into the school's boys hockey program.

State Sen. James Libby of Standish and David Jones, a Falmouth real estate broker, announced this week that they're seeking the Republican nomination for the 2026 gubernatorial election.