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Tiny home company with 2-year waitlist is expanding in Houlton
With a statewide housing crunch forcing more people to seek out alternative options, many customers appear to be willing to wait for a tiny home.
Read this before setting your farming fields on fire
Practicing controlled burns can help promote new growth, get rid of unwanted brush and in certain circumstances, help control ticks.
A young lawmaker’s book gets national buzz but angers Maine Democrats
The book from Sen. Chloe Maxmin, D-Nobleboro, offers a warning to national Democrats about neglecting rural voters.
Time is running out to apply for Maine’s moose permit lottery
It will be the first live, in-person moose lottery since 2019 after the previous two events were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brewer’s once hazardous riverfront has transformed into a regional attraction
A mile-long riverfront path started as an idea 20 years ago and has turned into a source of pride for Brewer.
Maine’s skyrocketing electricity prices cost a man $300 a month to keep his indoor garden alive
But Corey Pelletier does not want to abandon his hobby.
5 food trucks will serve up eats on the Bangor Waterfront this summer
The Bangor Waterfront’s food truck slots will be filled for the first time since 2018.
Keeping ticks out of your yard requires a precise attack plan
While it may never be possible to completely eliminate ticks from the landscape, there are steps people can take to help control tick populations.
Maine GOP’s 2022 strategy relies on tricky balance between economy and culture wars
That may pose a challenge in a state that has gotten more Democratic by registration since Paul LePage’s last election in 2014.
Maine GOP platform calls for limits on LGBTQ discussions in schools
It highlights issues that have gained salience among national and state Republican activists compared with previous election cycles.
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