Maine Academy of Natural Sciences administrator, education expert differ on risk of allowing young people to handle dangerous things.
Matt Hongoltz-Hetling
Vassalboro’s Duratherm has found green by going ‘green’
The manufacturing company has found ways to make environmental choices pay, both in money and pride, its president told an Earth Day Mid-Maine climate change business forum.
Fairfield proposes TIF to capture natural gas value
Town Manager Josh Reny says people are underestimating the gas line’s effect in the area.
Fairfield manager says his chamber award a sign of town’s success
Josh Reny has been recognized as the area’s most prominent Rising Star by the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce.
Benton formally joins Fairfield to create Fairfield-Benton Fire Rescue
When fire departments in Waterville and Winslow began billing Benton for mutual aid, it responded by formalizing a longstanding partnership with Fairfield.
Asian beetles threaten livelihood of Maine’s American Indians
Basket makers say the emerald ash borer, the most destructive forest pest ever seen in North America, is on a collision course with Maine’s oldest cultural art form.
Messalonskee High robotics students shoot high in world championships
Call them underfunded underdogs, but the adversity they have faced has made them fiercer competitors, students said.
Maine marathon participants undaunted by Boston bombings
Runners with ties to central Maine say they see the world as a less safe place but are determined not to live their lives in fear.
Colby College library renovation raises ire of faculty
A group of 76 faculty members petitioned administrators to halt the renovation because nearly half of the books on offer will be moved to a storage facility off campus.
Central Maine’s Tourmaline Singers provide a special brand of soul music
The choir gathers at the bedside of the dying, as well as those who just need a boost, to lift spirits and soothe souls.