Daniel Jolly, 59, has been charged with murder in the death of 73-year-old Maxine Bitomski. His bail hearing on Thursday offered more insight into the state’s decades-long investigation.
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Federal lawsuit challenges Maine secretary of state’s decision on trans sports referendum
A suit filed by a signature gatherer and three people who signed petitions is specifically focused on 1,520 signatures that they say should not have been invalidated.
Thousands use AI trip planner to generate Maine travel itineraries
The tourism and hospitality industry is trying to balance the growing use of artificial intelligence with the demand for authentic experiences.
No longer on the campaign trail, Gov. Mills is having fun at Maine theaters
Mills, who ended her campaign for U.S. Senate in April, dressed up in period costume to visit with the cast of the musical ‘1776’ at the Maine State Music Theatre this week.
Wildfire smoke to reduce air quality in Maine through Fourth of July weekend
The ongoing heat wave could exacerbate the impacts of increased levels of particle pollution as wildfires burn in Canada and the Western U.S.
Clinton Prepares for Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration | Photos
Photographer Anna Chadwick focuses on scenes from opening day of the Central Maine Fourth of July celebration in Clinton.
Damariscotta community members fight to keep birthing center open
MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital is considering closing its maternity ward by the end of the year. A grassroots effort by local residents has formed to try to save it.
Picking season underway at Monmouth’s Chick’s Apple and Berry Farm
Staff photographer Anna Chadwick captures strawberry season in progress in Monmouth.
Maine explained in 40 objects
A primer about the state’s people, history and culture can be found in the everyday things that make up Maine life.
Court rejects Calvary Chapel appeal in Belfast Hutchinson Center dispute
The church’s lawsuit against the University of Maine System will resume after the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s decision.