Millinocket-made paper lives on in this portrait by a Maine artist
If there is one material that defines artist Summer J. Hart’s creative life, it’s paper. She makes art from it. She
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Looking Back on Aug. 5
100 Years Ago: 1923 Governor Baxter issued a proclamation addressed to the people of Maine designating Friday, Aug 10, 1923
Read MoreWhat Maine could do to kill more invasive green crabs
Fishermen and marine ecologists have sounded alarm bells about the rapidly expanding green crab population along the coast for years.
Read MorePreble Street launches ‘No Veterans Homeless’ campaign in Maine
The goal is to house 100 veterans in the 100 days leading up to Veterans’ Day on Nov. 11, and
Read MoreAfter 27 years, authorities identify woman whose remains were found along Gilgo Beach parkway
It is unclear whether Karen Vergata’s death might be tied to the ongoing case against Rex Heuermann.Read More
Read MorePhotos: Flying through the flora in Auburn
Interesting looking insects hang out and fly around between rain showers Friday afternoon.Read More
Read MorePhoto: Smashing rocks in Auburn
An Auburn girl and her uncle break apart rocks and other objects Friday afternoon.Read More
Read MorePHOTOS: Wilton Blueberry Festival features sights, sounds and tastes
With the threat of thunderstorms causing cancellation of free boat rides, firetruck rides provided by Wilton Fire Department personnel were
Read MoreReopening of Baxter Boulevard delayed because of weather
Final paving on the section of road between Vannah Avenue and Payson Park is now expected to take place at
Read MoreNorway residents vote for 180-day moratorium along the Crooked River
PARIS — Voters from Norway at a special Town Meeting on Thursday unanimously approved a 180-day moratorium on certain activities
Read MoreOxford board hears complaints about unsafe, unhealthy properties
Residents allege officials are not enforcing the town’s Property Maintenance Ordinance.Read More
Read MoreMaine congressional delegation asks feds to halt consideration of a High Peaks National Wildlife Refuge
Maine’s delegation said the federal government should “terminate its evaluation” of a 200,000-acre portion of the state’s High Peaks region
Read MorePhoto: Encouraging blooms
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Read MoreWorkforce rental houses built in Paris barged to Great Cranberry Island
Two new rental houses on Great Cranberry Island were manufactured by KBS Builders of Paris, which has a reputation for
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