All the secrets Province Fort has to reveal must be found in the next few weeks — before the road crew comes through with backhoes, dump trucks and fresh pavement. After that, it will be not just hidden beneath the road. It will cease to exist. Read More
"When you get an animal, you take care of it, as best you can, until it passes away.” Read More
Meeting people like Prince and his mother are what make my job — and my life — worthwhile. They remind me it’s a privilege to be a journalist, to be trusted with a stranger’s story and then tell it to the world. Read More
Instead of springing a deadly contraption, Lauren Kennedy is only snapping pictures, trapping the critters in adorable, ingenious digital photographs. Read More
A group of immigrant community leaders held a press conference on Thursday seeking to clear the air and depoliticize efforts to find housing for the sudden influx of asylum seekers currently staying at a temporary shelter in the Expo. Read More
The play uses Woodstock and Altamont as bookends in the story, showing how something starting so right can end so wrong. The two festivals were just 113 days apart. Read More
On Tuesday night, the Sox brought the series trophy to Hadlock Field so fans could get up close for a look and photos. Read More
The Cafe Calabash is unique, a throwback, the last of its kind. It’s the only joint left in the whole state where you can still legally puff a cigar, nurse a beer and snarf a burger at the same time. Read More
For the first time in nearly three decades, you can see inside the city’s oldest — and last — gay bar without opening the door. Read More
Dozens of already-settled immigrants from the newcomers’ home countries are volunteering to cook and translate. “When it comes to helping our neighbors, we do, we just come around.” Read More
Some of the 14-line poems come from things Trump has uttered. Others are based on what people have said about Trump. All of them are satire aimed to entertain and enlighten. Read More
The canoe, made from a single yellow birch log, is further proof of a booming, semi-permanent Native American settlement in Cape Porpoise. It’s also a reminder that American history doesn’t start with Columbus in 1492. Read More
The Old Port Festival has been held annually for 46 years. Read More
Mich "The Fuge" Ouellette’s gotten death threats, adulation from a porn star, questions about his marital status and a ton of grief. Read More
After a 20-year absence, flat track motorcycle racing is coming back to Maine this Saturday at the Farmington Fairgrounds. Read More
"A lot of graduation photos get taken here." Read More
The statue of Portland Sea Dogs mascot Slugger has stood outside Hadlock Field since 1995. Read More
These spring ephemerals don't last long. They pop up just before all the trees get their leaves for the summer, then they're gone. Read More
Mike Norton has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, is confined to a wheelchair and only has use of two of his fingers. His younger brother battled schizophrenia. Read More
The numbers of clients and needles mirrors the growing opioid crisis. It’s rising every year. Read More
