The Madawaska schools’ marching band is directed by the party’s secretary, who says the students should have a chance to participate in a tradition of our democracy.
John Richardson
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Out-of-control car hits school bus in Kennebunk
None of the four students on board the bus this morning was injured, according to police and school officials.
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LePage certifies results for all but 2 Nov. 8 referendum votes
The governor’s proclamation does not include ballot questions on marijuana legalization and an income tax surcharge because recount requests pushed back the certification process.
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Still not sure where you stand? Here’s your guide to Maine’s ballot questions
On Tuesday, Mainers will vote directly on issues like marijuana legalization, the minimum wage, gun control and more.
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Turnpike access limited in Gray this weekend to complete upgrades
The southbound on-ramp near the center of Gray will close Friday at 10, and a new ramp will open early Monday.
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Former Westbrook tax collector pleads guilty to embezzlement
Ann Marie Williams faces up to 10 years in prison for stealing $118,000, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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City Hall protester takes Portland mayor to task over LePage mural comments
Robert Lebel argues that Mayor Ethan Strimling was wrong to say the controversial mural should come down.
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Piping plovers return to Maine beaches, so tread lightly
Federal officials and wildlife advocates ask beachgoers and dog owners to help protect the migratory shorebirds.
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Maine municipalities craft budgets amid uncertainty over state funding
Tax rate increases are running in the 3 percent to 6 percent range, and higher in a few towns and cities facing special circumstances.
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Harsh winter taking a toll on you? Be glad you’re not an opossum
Southern Maine residents are encountering the cold, hungry critters in sheds and garbage cans, and running into them on the roadways.