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How an effort to remove 4 controversial Kennebec River dams fell apart
The overall struggle is just the latest over the future of dams in Maine, where even successful removal efforts have taken years.
Aroostook County schools start in 2 weeks, but don’t know whether they’ll mandate masks
Some schools in The County will have to wait until the last minute to make the call on whether to require masks or leave the choice up to parents.
Howland church becomes 11th Maine Methodist church to close since 2016
United Methodist congregations in Maine have been losing members for about 40 years as church attendance has decreased dramatically in mainline Protestant denominations across the country.
Orrington church asks Supreme Court to stop Janet Mills from imposing new gathering limits and mask mandates
Calvary Chapel’s lawyers filed a petition for an injunction before the governor announced new masking recommendations on Wednesday.
Maine seaweed company expands as harvest jumps 12,000 percent over past 2 seasons
Atlantic Sea Farms is opening a 27,000-square-foot plant in Biddeford in response to the seaweed boom
As visits to Acadia soar, emergency crews get more calls to help hikers
Local emergency crews have responded to 66 calls in the park so far this year, versus 46 for the first seven months of 2019 and 59 calls for the same period in 2018.
The pandemic made Maine’s affordable housing problem worse
Swaths of Mainers are finding they can no longer afford to live in the communities where they’ve planted roots are being thrust into housing insecurity as they compete to find a place to live.
Bangor airport traffic returns to 2019 levels as tourists resume traveling
Most of the new travel is for leisure as out-of-staters travel to Maine for vacations and Mainers travel around the country.
Throw axes and eat barbecue at this new Bangor restaurant
Smoke & Steel BBQ combines three things that have proven to be highly popular in Maine in recent years: barbecue, live music and axe throwing.
Joe Biden says getting vaccinated against COVID-19 is ‘gigantically important’
U.S. hospitalizations and deaths are nearly all among the unvaccinated.
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