UMaine-Augusta star remains a force, but supporting cast will help her achieve ultimate goal.
November 2015
OUR OPINION: Maine’s hunger problem continues, even as economy rebounds
Low-income workers and seniors are still struggling to get by, and food pantries are picking up the slack.
Honor the Maine woods tradition
Opposition to national park is rooted in fear of change, not acceptance of current reality of a dying paper industry.
10 Mainers to be thankful for 2015
As Mainers gather around loaded tables and greet family members who come from afar, we also take a moment to give thanks to those among us who give their time and their energy to the larger community, sharing their humanity and enriching the world around us. Here are 10 people who have worked diligently, often without recognition, to comfort, protect, nurture and inspire others who need a helping hand.
Sluggish giving tests survival skills of Maine’s nonprofits
Individual donations are down 10 percent from 2006, but there are bright spots in a sector that employs one in seven of the state’s workers.
Baby Matthew
Central Maine Medical Center operating room nurse and food pantry volunteer, Portland
Wesley McNair
Brings insight and enjoyment to people as Maine poet laureate, Mercer
Jessica Maurer
Maine Association of Area Agencies on Aging executive director, Harpswell
David Clark
American Cancer Society Road to Recovery volunteer driver, Gardiner