“I don’t care who pays for it,” said one onlooker. “The fireworks are amazing every year." Read More
"Strangers will be meeting each other and listening to each other play." Read More
The expected rain will at least bring June’s precipitation totals up to near normal levels. Read More
Pollard’s darkroom was where he kept secrets nobody would know about until after his death in 2003. Read More
The jubilant procession capped a week of pride events celebrating the accomplishments of the LGBTQ community. Read More
"The stories are being read aloud, pretty much just the way she wrote them." Read More
The Center for Wildlife treats nearly 2,000 injured and sick wild animals each year. Read More
Every two years, for more than a decade, he’s replaced all 192 bulbs. Read More
“Because who hasn’t struggled with a mental health challenge at some point?” Read More
Their music matches their costumes. Catchy sing-alongs about fast ships, drinking and hardships at sea dominate their repertoire. Read More
I don’t feel brave doing this. I feel I have to do it. Read More
Along with the ballgame, Sea Dogs fans get a steady deluge of between-inning kiddie competitions, bobblehead giveaways, fireworks and celebrity appearances. Read More
Here’s a look back at the last quarter century of Sea Dogs history. Read More
"We could have ended up in Texas but we ended up here, and this place is magic." Read More
It’s just a small taste of the 50,000 or so Ruohomaa negatives now being sorted and cataloged at the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport. Read More
Right now, all over town, hundreds of cubic yards of dog poop are coming to light. Read More
Here are some of the photographs that captured our attention in March. Read More
It’s just one of the tidbits published in a new history of the Portland Fire Department, released in part to mark the department's 250th anniversary. Read More
“It’s kind of crazy that there’s no ax-makers in Maine,” Stephen Ferguson thought, especially given the Pine Tree State’s rich history of logging and lumbering. Read More
If you’re underground and it starts to rain, you’ll drown, plain and simple. Read More
