Class A features teams looking to end title droughts.
Biddeford
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Varsity Maine Top 10 baseball poll: Survivors move up
Biddeford takes over top spot following week in which the top four teams were ousted from the postseason.
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Maine’s craft breweries bracing as aluminum tariffs hit can costs
Already operating on tight margins and facing growing competition, brewers are loath to raise prices even as the cost of materials ratchets up.
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UNE professor suspended for violating live animal research protocols
Multiple instances of noncompliance in live animal research led to the suspension of a shark and fish researcher at the university, who a spokesperson said no longer works at the school.
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Varsity Maine Top 10 baseball poll: Hot teams on the move
Cape Elizabeth now in the top three, while Cony joins the rankings.
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Maine’s only medical school to expand in new home
The University of New England medical school will be moving from Biddeford into a new, $90 million building in Portland.
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Patagonia drops lawsuit against Marden’s over fake jackets
The outdoor gear brand had accused the Maine bargain retailer of selling counterfeit jackets with ‘virtually identical’ copies of the Patagonia label.
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Observe Memorial Day with these events across Maine
Several cities and towns will have parades and ceremonies.
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Summer in Maine will be stocked with theater
Plays, musicals and opera are all on the calendar this season.
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Orange baby lobsters, the rarest of their kind, find a new home in Maine’s ocean
The odds of finding an orange lobster are 1 in 30 million. The University of New England just released 15 orange babies, no wider than a thumb and no longer than a pinky, into the wild to defy those odds.