Mainer gives vintage golf carts new life in display at Scarborough golf club
Golf carts gained popularity around the 1940s, but few of those models are still around. One Maine man is restoring
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Gas leak closes busy Route 1 in Scarborough
Traffic was being diverted Friday morning Read More
Read moreMaine city turns to tiny homes to help address housing crisis
Dozens of tiny homes are being built in Bangor and developers say it can help people save a lot of
Read moreBuckfield boy hurt after being attacked by neighbor’s dog
The owner, who was issued a summons, must now leash and muzzle the dog. Read More
Read moreMotorcycle crash shuts down section of Sabattus Street in Lewiston
Photos show significant damage to a motorcycle and car near Wildwood Drive Read More
Read moreFlames engulf part of Wells home, garage
A photo from Traci Mouton shows large flames engulfing part of the building and what appears to be an antique
Read moreVacant Portland office building to become housing
The project calls for more than 100 new housing units Read More
Read moreRockland police create mentorship program in response to rise in troubling behavior among youth
“I once heard that our youth are 25% of the population but 100% of the future.” Rockland Deputy Police Chief
Read moreMaine Legislature approves bill to increase Maine minimum wage to $15 an hour
Both chambers of the Maine Legislature recently passed a bill that would increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 an
Read moreFormer Maine lawmaker pleads guilty to elections violations
Clinton Collamore will spend three days in jail Read More
Read moreMaine-based IDEXX provides new way to help dogs, cats
IDEXX says as many as one-third of kidney cases seen by veterinarians are related to kidney injury. Read More
Read moreHigh school lacrosse state semifinal highlights
High school lacrosse state semifinal highlights Read More
Read moreHigh school baseball and softball regional finals
High school baseball and softball regional finals Read More
Read moreLongtime trolley museum employee remembered for legacy of restoration
Devoting 70 years of his life to the Seashore Trolley Museum, Donald Curry gained recognition as one of the nation’s
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