Under pressure: Maine lobster processors embrace tech to create new menu items

Processors say high pressure opens up new product options, saves consumers from the hassle of shell removal and cuts down on labor at the processing plant.

Man pleads guilty in decades-old Maine cold case killing

Dorothea B. Burke was last seen in 1984 at a bar in Bucksport.

Developer of salmon farm in Bucksport sued by fired contractor

GNP Consulting was fired for allegedly underestimating the cost to build the land-based fish farm by $150 million.

Passamaquoddy Tribe plans educational display near replica of Columbus’ ship

Tribal leaders say the Nao Santa Maria's Penobscot River tour overlooks Columbus' history of committing atrocities against indigenous people.

Tours of Columbus replica ship held in Bucksport despite controversy

They were conducted this weekend just after organizers canceled the Nao Santa Maria's visit to Bangor.

Screening that highlights Maine’s Mid-Century Moment hosted by UMA, Northeast Historic Film

International Maritime Film Festival announces program and online festival

Miss Maine’s museums? You can still explore online

Missing Bucksport woman found and charged with arson

Aza Jerome, 56, was the subject of an extensive search after a fire at her home on Nov. 11.

Former Verso paper mill smokestack is demolished

A Maine man played a lament on his bagpipes as a smokestack that symbolized a former paper mill came crashing down.