Randy and Jordan Hoyt, both receiving business degrees, didn’t think they’d be getting diplomas at the same time.

The Waterville college will have 198 graduates this year, its largest class to date.

Earth-Art-Maine, which focuses on art made from handmade paper, also will have workshops by artists at Common Street Arts.

Work is nearly complete on a new $8 million academic center and 100-student dormitory.

Belgrade Lakes region legislators want deeper setbacks and less fertilizer use near lakes to ease a phosphorus problem.

Expeditionary learning project students from Warsaw Middle School hope to come up with a plan for a trail system for their town.

Officials at the Humane Society Waterville Area shelter say the fungal infection so far has cost $10,000.

Sarah Hardy says she wants to explore how laptops, iPads and other technology are being used in the classroom.