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As Maine approaches its big 2-0-0, let the planning begin

Cultural organizations are putting together events, exhibits and other programs to mark the state’s bicentennial.

Blowing off dinner reservations ‘hurts everybody,’ restaurateurs say.

Tourists and snowbirds have gone, and profits dwindle – time to beckon people inside.

by Christine Burns Rudalevige February 10, 2019May 15, 2026

What you’ve stashed away could be the makings of an energy-saving dinner.

by Kathryn Skelton Sun Journal February 9, 2019February 9, 2019

‘We think there’s room for a coffee company … that can compete with Dunkin’ and Starbucks,’ its CEO says.

by Associated Press February 9, 2019February 9, 2019

A Minnesota resident is greeted with a sturdy surprise.

by BEN WALKER Associated Press February 9, 2019February 9, 2019

Whiskey the whippet will give it a shot to be America’s top dog at Westminster.

by NICOLE WINFIELD Associated Press February 9, 2019February 9, 2019

He will also visit a training institute for imams that seeks to be a bulwark against Islamic extremism.

McMullan, who also conducted the Maine Opera, died on Jan. 26.

One of five finalists, the Rev. Thomas James Brown ‘clearly … made an impression.’ He expects to be consecrated in June.