2026 – Page 406 – Lewiston Sun Journal

E-ZPass will take it easier on Mainers | Letter

January 1, 2026December 30, 2025

On behalf of Maine Turnpike Authority, I would like to thank Kathy Shiplett for her letter to the editor, published on Dec. 24 (“Unwanted sass from E-ZPass“). Our E-ZPass customer service department has reached out to directly assist Ms. Shiplett. We recognize the harshness of the current notification letter regarding missed tolls, and we agree […]

Op-Eds, Opinion

New year, new opportunity to break America’s stagnation | Douglas Rooks

by Douglas Rooks January 1, 2026December 30, 2025

Discontent is the beginning of change. There’s plenty to be discontented about right now.

Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine

Varsity Maine Girls Soccer Player of the Year: Noelle Mallory, Cape Elizabeth

by Cooper Sullivan January 1, 2026January 1, 2026

The senior scored or assisted on 55 goals as the Capers went undefeated and claimed the Class B championship.

Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine

Meet the 2025 Varsity Maine All-State girls soccer team

by Cooper Sullivan January 1, 2026January 1, 2026

The list features five players who helped their teams win a state championship.

Maine, News

Growing number of homeless Maine veterans move into stable housing

by Gillian Graham January 1, 2026January 12, 2026

The Department of Veterans Affairs said nearly 52,000 veterans found permanent housing last year, including more than 200 in Maine.

Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine

Meet the 2025 Sun Journal All-Region girls soccer team

by Cooper Sullivan January 1, 2026December 31, 2025

The list includes five seniors and three sophomores.

Maine, News

Deadly Sabattus shooting, Hells Angels option in Buckfield among top local stories of 2025

by Mark LaFlamme January 1, 2026December 30, 2025

Here’s a look and some updates on the Sun Journal’s most-read stories of 2025.

Op-Eds, Opinion

Maine’s medical malpractice litigation needs a thorough exam | Opinion

by Dr. Lawrence R. Kaplan January 1, 2026December 30, 2025

The state’s current litigation process is clearly designed to protect insurance companies and members of professional medical societies from legitimate claims.