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Mainers to be Thankful For
  • Published
    November 22, 2023

    Meet our 2023 Mainers to Be Thankful For

    We once again recognize community members who show exceptional kindness and generosity in their everyday lives and also acknowledge those who stepped up in the wake of the tragedy in Lewiston. Read their stories here.

  • Published
    June 21, 2022

    Man sought in deadly Acadia hit-and-run was boyfriend of victim

    Nicole Mokeme had been dating Raymond Lester for more than 3 years and had known him for even longer, according to a Valentine's Day message Mokeme posted on Facebook in 2021, in which she described their history together.

  • Published
    November 24, 2021

    Our 2021 Mainers to Be Thankful For

    Even as the pandemic continues to test our society and how we relate to one another, we don't have to look far to find people who, every day, disregard differences to help their fellow humans. Our 2021 Mainers to Be Thankful For have provided housing, clothing, comfort and support to people in their communities – often strangers – with only the satisfaction of making a difference in return. We hope that by sharing their stories, they serve as examples for us all.

  • Published
    November 29, 2020

    Our View: Mainers have much to be thankful for

    In the midst of this pandemic, we are surrounded by people who are inspired to help others.

  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Sarah Dailey

    The champion for literacy brings book lending to her hometown of Otisfield.

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  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Parker Harnett and Zoe Seigel

    The 16-year-old Yarmouth juniors' website connects peers with volunteer opportunities.

  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Alfredo Nicolas and Terra Fletcher

    Two wildlife lovers were strangers until they united to rescue a great black hawk in Deering Oaks during a January snowstorm.

  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Gerry Pineau

    The firefighter from Lewiston, called 'Superman without a cape,' stepped up after the fatal Farmington explosion.

  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Giving thanks for our fellow Mainers

    Our 2019 list of Mainers to be Thankful for shows us the best of ourselves

  • Published
    November 28, 2019

    Molly Amann

    The 19-year-old college student from Scarborough volunteers at Maine Medical Center's Barbara Bush Children's Hospital in Portland, the hospital that treated her.

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