At some point, Richard bell’s pictures of Titcomb Mountain went into storage. That's where they remained until discovered again last year. Read More
In September, dogs were added to the Jetport ambassador program via a connection with the Alliance of Therapy Dogs, a national organization providing testing, certification and insurance for people who volunteer with their dogs in places like nursing homes, schools and libraries. Read More
Paul Dube, a blind singer, songwriter and raconteur from South Paris checks items off of his bucketlist. Read More
Later this month, Abdi Iftin, 34, will finally raise his right hand, swear an oath and become a United States citizen. It's been a long time coming. Read More
A commercial filmmaker by trade, Gabe Bornstein has been seriously photographing the pastel sunrise waters at Old Orchard Beach where he lives for about two years. Read More
"I knew I should have said something about it being the last one, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. It would have been just too sad." Read More
The best part about being a Maine journalist is having the excuse to meet interesting people every day. It's what gets me up in the morning, no question about it. Read More
It was no normal bagel-and-knife mishap that put Owen Marshall's career and marriage in jeopardy. Read More
The original Virginia was built at the Popham Colony in Phippsburg during the winter of 1607-08. The colony marked the first serious attempt at a permanent European settlement in Maine. Read More
The outpatient clinic is expected to be built on an undeveloped parcel of land at 151 W. Commercial St., according to a VA spokesperson. Read More
It happens most clear days. As dusk approaches, people start wandering into Fort Sumner Park atop Munjoy Hill to watch the sun go down. Read More
Guitarist and singer Rob Sylvain never heard his grandmother, Elisa, sing the traditional Acadian folk songs she knew and loved. But when she died in 1998, she left behind a tattered, spiral-bound notebook filled with handwritten lyrics. Read More
Another iconic local dive bar will soon be gone. This time, it's Rockin' Rickey's on Portland Street, across from the post office. Read More
"There's a lot of people who go through a lot of things to come here — and every time I go out there, I try to represent them to the best of my capabilities." Read More
Tacko Fall grew up in Senegal and played college basketball in Florida. He's never seen snow flutter from the sky. But it's only a matter of time, since Fall is a new center for the Maine Red Claws basketball team. Read More
In 19th-century America, druggists openly sold millions of bottles of opiate and alcohol-laced patent medicines for consoling fussy babies. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was one of the most successful — and lethal — potions on the market. Read More
It was a big story in November 1885. Of course it was. No newspaper could resist the stupendous yarn. Read More
All four of the city's mayoral candidates agreed to take a spin around town in a motorcycle sidecar last week. Read More
Safiya Khalid had already worked a full eight hours at her day job before she started knocking on doors in Lewiston’s Michaud Meadows subdivision. The late summer light was fading fast, and the overcast sky threatened rain. Read More
At ox-pulling competitions, teams of yoked animals pull weighted sledges for distance or against a time clock. Read More
