Stephen Langsdorf retiring after 27 years as municipal attorney, representing more than 50 municipalities.
Augusta
As temperatures rise, Maine schools need solutions for shoulder seasons
The shoulder seasons โ early fall and late spring โ can be a difficult time to teach and learn in old school buildings that are designed to hold the heat in.
Augusta school board gets letter warning about public comment policy
The letter, sent by free speech advocate Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, alleges the Augusta Board of Education is violating the First Amendment by putting limits on allowed comments.
Gardiner boys soccer tops Cony in torrential downpour
Grayson Greenleaf scores with 8:47 to go to give the Tigers a rivalry win.
COVID-19 vaccine rollout creates confusion for Maine patients, but shots are now more available
Supplies of the pediatric COVID-19 vaccines remain limited.
Threats against Maine lawmakers have tripled over the last 2 years
Reports of threats against lawmakers here have coincided with a similar rise in threats nationally.
High schools Wednesday: Skowhegan girls soccer remains perfect
The unbeaten River Hawks post their fifth straight shutout, this time against Waterville.
Trump administration cancels USM college program for veterans
Veterans Upward Bound helps Maine vets go to college, but the U.S. Department of Education is cutting its funding, saying the program ‘conflicts’ with its priorities.
Clinton man found guilty of sexually assaulting child at his home faces more charges
Christopher Connors faces allegations he assaulted a second boy in Clinton.
Augusta man arrested in Pittston in connection with explosives investigation
The arrest and subsequent search drew a significant police presence and put the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School into lockdown, authorities said.