Construction of CMP’s hydropower corridor can resume, state says
The construction of a $1 billion transmission project can resume after jurors sided with developers in state court in April.
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Should you add peacocks to your homestead?
This story was originally published in 2019. With its dazzling fan of colorful feathers, the peacock is the prima donna
Read MoreHoulton’s first families have deep connections to the Salem witch trials
HOULTON, Maine – Every year around Halloween, interest in the 17th century Salem Witch Trials peaks. Rooted in fear of
Read MoreJordan Pearson wins $10K prize in Speedway 95’s final weekend
Jordan Pearson of Thorndike was the big winner over the weekend as Hermon’s Speedway 95 concluded its season with the
Read MoreInspired by iconic wildlife, this Maine outdoorsman’s art career has taken off
Hunter Law was feeling anxious. He was fresh out of high school and living with his grandmother in Georgia, where he
Read MoreLong-excluded section of Maine Constitution may make a comeback
Hidden beneath the murky phrasing of Question 6 on the Nov. 7 ballot is an amendment that would reintroduce language,
Read MoreFormer Paul LePage adviser will be Maine chamber’s next CEO
This story will be updated. AUGUSTA, Maine — A member of a well-known family who advised former Gov. Paul LePage
Read MoreMaine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association’s annual Farmer to Farmer Conference
Every year Maine’s farmers come together at the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association’s Farmer to Farmer Conference to learn
Read MoreKnow these poisonous mushrooms before you go foraging
This story was originally published in September 2018. Mushroom foraging might seem like a sweet activity, but it can also
Read MoreSpinnaker Trust welcomes new chief trust officer with extensive experience
PORTLAND — Spinnaker Trust is pleased to welcome Zachary Smolkin, Esq. as vice president, chief trust officer. Smolkin joins Spinnaker
Read MoreWriting workshops at Word Literary Arts Festival
BLUE HILL — Word, the annual Blue Hill literary arts festival scheduled for Oct. 19-22, will offer six craft workshops
Read MoreMurder trial in Acadia hit-and-run death of Portland woman set for next week
The murder trial of a Portland man accused of killing his girlfriend last year by running her over with his car
Read MoreBangor wants you to name its 3 new snow plows
Bangor’s public works department is asking young Bangorians to help name its three new snow removal vehicles, and to design
Read MoreMeet the 8 candidates running for a spot on Bangor City Council
The eight candidates vying for three seats on the Bangor City Council in next month’s election have the prevalence of
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