Portland City Council may reconsider new snow parking ban fee changes
Portland residents’ cars sit in Deering Oaks park during a snow parking ban in March 2018. After outcry from constituents, […]
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Delays to Portland pool renovation stretch capacity at only open city-run aquatics facility
Delays to the renovation of the pool at the Riverton Community Center — expected to be completed this summer but
Maine will resettle only 50 refugees this year, all white South Africans
Maine will receive only 50 refugees this year under record-low restrictions imposed by the Trump administration on the federal resettlement
Augusta food drive volunteers strive to fill need
Salvation Army Capt. Keith Davis, left, and 92Moose morning show co-host Allyssa Marson sort donated food Wednesday during the 7th
Trial underway for man charged with manslaughter in 2024 death of child in Knox County
Aziayh Scott sits beside one of his attorneys, Catherine Gamache, during his trial at Knox County Superior Court in Rockland.
Mainers gather across the state for latest No Kings protests
No Kings protesters gather in Portland’s Monument Square on June 14. Thousands of Mainers are expected to gather Saturday for
For many older Mainers, covering costs in retirement is a major challenge
Meals on Wheels volunteer John Mullen talks with a client after putting food in his freezer in Portland on June
At Unity farm, goats star on Open Creamery Day
Kirby Carleton, the owner of Honey Wilde Farm, interacts 1 of the 22 female goats she has on her farm
Angus King says shutdown won’t force Republicans to extend ACA subsidies
U.S. Sen. Angus King said in an interview Wednesday that he continues to support the Republicans’ stopgap funding bill to
Guatemalan nonprofit that began in Maine celebrates 25 years
A student at the Safe Passage school in Guatemala City learns using an electronic tablet. The organization, founded 25 years