The 1st U.S. Circuit agreed that St. Dominic Academy and Crosspoint Church cannot accept public tuition dollars while violating Maine’s employment and gender discrimination laws.
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Does Bath Iron Works account for about 17% of Maine’s GDP? | Fact brief
The shipyard employs over 6,800 people, who were paid a total of $508 million in 2025.
How Maine’s economy benefits from billion-dollar defense contracts
Hundreds of Maine companies, large and small, share billions of defense dollars each year that flow through communities across the state.
7 defense contractors in Maine you probably don’t know about
They include a healthcare provider, a handgun holster maker and a company owned by the Penobscot Nation.
Augusta celebrates country’s 250th birthday with parade, festivities, more | Photos
Photographer Rich Abrahamson captures the sights of the annual Fourth of July celebration in Augusta.
For Mainers, Fourth of July means family, freedom
They celebrated America’s 250th birthday at the Ocean Park Independence Day Parade in Old Orchard Beach.
Where did Maine’s 24/7 restaurants go?
Maine used to be home to several round-the-clock dining options. Now, the only restaurants offering a hot meal in the wee hours are 4 Burger King locations.
How can Maine stem its healthcare gaps?
While health science has made great strides in improving the quality and length of life, one expert says the future calls for a ‘ginormous shift in public health.’
The most famous paintings of Maine, after ‘Christina’s World’ | Column
We asked art experts (and AI) for their picks.
Robbins Lumber co-owner dies from explosion injuries
Alden Robbins, who died Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital, is the third person to die as a result of the Searsmont fire and explosion in May.