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Restrictive aquaculture ordinances jeopardize working waterfront communities.
Restrictive aquaculture ordinances jeopardize working waterfront communities.
The first pro game at TD Garden for Flagg, a Newport native, was also the first game of the season for Boston star Jayson Tatum.
The president has shown Russia and China that he’s not afraid of them. Although I think that’s a good thing, what comes next is an open question.
Yes, the governor came out in support of tribal gaming. The 1980 Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act, however, lingers on.
The senior is playing the best basketball of her career to help the Black Bears reach the America East semifinals.
If we want to strengthen our economy and our labor market, we have to make sustained support for this program a priority.
As we keep seeing, it’s all become far too easy, too slick and too distant.
It’s a big undertaking — and a necessary one.
As professional foresters, we’re astonished by the commercial forestry proposed for more than 80% of the conservation area.
After Wednesday’s regional final win, the team will play in Saturday’s Class B state championship.
The former Miss Maine Basketball sparked the Huskies’ run to the conference title and the Division III tournament.
By dismissing Graham Platner’s youth and campaign style, people are only helping the Republican cause.
Democrats, independents and supporters of the Grand Old Republican Party should find themselves in agreement here.
Are we going to let it get to the point where soldiers stand guard around reservoirs? Where people stand in line with empty bottles for a drink of clean water?
It’s time the county formally ends the agreement that supports cooperation with the federal agency.
In the face of increased immigration enforcement activity in the state, we need to make a conscious choice to protect our neighbors.
Paul LePage probably shouldn’t start apartment shopping in D.C. just yet.
A one-year suspension of the lodging tax for our neighbors to the north would help keep Maine competitive.
In a challenging nonprofit funding environment, please don’t forget the local Y.
We can continue defending a status quo that allows mismanagement to persist — or we can embrace a set of principles that are helping families nationwide.
The parallels in 2026 to George Orwell’s ‘1984’ today are getting more and more uncanny.
Despite a few speed bumps, we’re happily settling in at our new home.
Vacationland or Generationland? The state can be both, if it plans wisely.
Cordell Jones of Portland and Nolan Ames of Camden Hills gave everything they had in the biggest game of the season.
Sen. Susan Collins’ support for the SAVE Act directly contradicts the statement against voting restrictions that Maine voters made last year.
The Black Bears are playing for Hockey East playoff seeding, even if they won’t talk about it.