Arizona’s Office of Tourism says close to 1 million Canadian tourists accounted for $1 billion in spending in 2019.
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Organizers, campaigns buckle down for final push on the NECEC corridor referendum in Franklin County
In Franklin County, one of the regions most affected by the NECEC corridor project, organizers spend their final days pushing for desired results on Maine’s Referendum Question 1. Voters will decide the fate of the NECEC corridor on Tuesday, Nov 2.
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Football notebook: Return of playmaker gives Cony big boost in playoffs
Aidan Coulombe makes full return from injury; MCI shows poise over panic to stun Belfast.
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Instrumentalist trio to perform at Denmark Arts Center
Micromassé, a trio of accomplished musicians, plan to perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, at Denmark Arts Center, at 50 West Main St., Denmark. Combining the classic sound of the Hammond Organ with dynamic electric guitar and infectious drums; Micromassé strives to bring instrumental music to new frontiers. Masks are required regardless of vaccination […]
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Israel opens to solo tourists for 1st time since pandemic
Israel has begun welcoming individual tourists for the first time since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Augusta hires its first female city manager
Susan Robertson, previously the city’s director of human resources and assistant city manager, hired as city manager following retirement of longtime manager William Bridgeo.
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Alarms force Bradley Airport evacuation, delaying flights
Bradley Airport was evacuated after several fire alarms went off.
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The Maine Millennial: Mired in Halloween limbo, but still loving everything about it
Now that candy and costumes are no longer a once-a-year thrill, there’s the ancient feel of the holiday to appreciate.
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Jim Fossel: Sunset provisions mask programs’ true price tag
Wily politicians use them to pander to their base and pass the buck off to someone else.
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Power line campaign is most expensive in Maine history
Mainers are wading into uncharted territory in a battle over a 145-mile electricity transmission line