The 2010s produced remarkable athletes and teams across the state – along with memorable moments. Here are a dozen that stand out.
2019
The 2010s in Maine: A decade of enormous change
The 2010s brought ground-shifting change to Maine, from the State House to the state economy, from art museums to sports arenas. Here is a look at the decade in news, politics, business, arts and sports.
Put down that takeout menu; Chinese food is as near as your kitchen
In ‘Chinese Takeout Cookbook,’ Kwoklyn Wan instructs home cooks on how to make fast, tasty renditions of their favorite restaurant meals.
Green Plate Special: At your next gathering, set a new, plant-based default
You’d be amazed at the difference it makes – both to people’s eating habits and the planet.
The decade in Maine news and politics
The 2010s were marked by major change in Maine. Same-sex marriage was legalized. So was recreational marijuana. Politics became more combative and divided, in no small thanks to former Gov. Paul LePage. The state’s coastal waters warmed rapidly toward an ecological catastrophe. Policymakers confronted an opioid epidemic that has threatened an entire generation. And the […]
In 19th century, Maine’s statehood became inevitable
In this bicentennial year, a crowded schedule of events highlights history and identity as the state celebrates its 200th birthday.
The decade in Maine business and economy
From the depths of the Great Recession, Maine’s economy began a steady rebound that has allowed some industries to flourish despite a growing worker shortage.
Dine Out Maine: More than 2 decades on, Fore Street gets better and better
The granddaddy of Portland’s farm-to-table ethos stays blissfully true to its mission.
What’s Up in January: Take a tour of the Winter Hexagon
The Quadrantids meteor shower also will put on a show during the early morning hours on Saturday.
Ice fishermen encouraged – even paid, in a sense – to keep the togue they catch
Biologists and derby organizers try every trick they can think of to encourage ice fishermen to remove the overabundant species from Sebago and other lakes throughout the state.