Interactive: Vaccination referendum results

Real time town-by-town voting results in the vaccination repeal referendum. The color of each town indicates whether voters there want repeal (Yes votes) or oppose repeal (No votes). Hover over towns to see the full breakdowns or search for town results in the field below. View complete election results here. Visit this map to view […]

Interactive: 2020 Maine Democratic Presidential Primary

Real time town-by-town voting results in the March 3 Democratic primary. The color of each town indicates the vote leader. Hover over towns to see the full breakdowns or search for town results in the field below. View complete election results here. Visit this map to view town-by-town results for the Question 1 referendum. Statewide […]

News Roundup: Honoring veterans

Lincolnville property gets $800 bill when closed for the season

40 Most Beautiful Places in Maine

How many of the state’s natural wonders and scenic spots have you visited? We’ve just added 5 more – Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge, Belgrade Lakes, Chimney Pond, Sebago Lake State Park and Thorncrag Nature Sanctuary – so get going.

Editorial: Winter driving safety

Old Man Winter came early this year, bringing with it the usual assortment of accidents and vehicles off roads. If you’re one of those folks who struggles to regain their winter driving bearings, here are a few tips from the Maine Department of Transportation to help you stay on the road: Take it slow on […]

‘The Nutcracker’ to be performed at CCA

ORONO – Performances of “The Nutcracker” will be held on Saturday, Dec. 15 at 2 and 7 p.m. and on Sunday, Dec. 16 at 3 p.m. at the Collins Center for the Arts. A holiday tradition for all ages, the Bangor Symphony Orchestra’s annual production of The Nutcracker with the Robinson Ballet is beloved by […]

Benefit to aid child with leukemia

A benefit to aid a child who has been stricken with Leukemia, will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Dec.  7 at the Helen S. Dunn School in Greenbush. The benefit will feature a silent auction and spaghetti dinner. Wesley O’Keefe is an 8 year old boy from the town of Old Town. His parents […]

UCU steps up for ending hunger on campus in Maine

For a second consecutive year, University Credit Union’s Ending Hunger on Campus in Maine campaign is rallying support for the growing number of food pantries on Maine’s university campuses, as the nation contends with an epidemic of food insecurity among students. According to a first-of-its-kind survey by Temple University and the Wisconsin HOPE Lab released […]

School officials tell parents to throw away the yardsticks, they’re toxic

Is it really “poisonous” for parents to compare student test scores in their local school district to test results in other districts across the state? I don’t think so. But then, I’m not a credentialed education professional with advanced degrees, earning $80K or $90K toiling in the government school monopoly swamp. The Ellsworth American’s front-page […]