Camp Sunshine plans for summer reopening after pandemic renovations

Shut down since March 2020, the 25-acre wooded campus on Sebago Lake is preparing to welcome back eager families and volunteers.

Hoppy to Help, beer that keeps on giving

Help all families have Christmas

United Way of Kennebec Valley to serve all of Kennebec County

United Way of Mid-Maine, which previously served Waterville, Winslow and seven other communities in northern Kennebec County, will now focus on rural communities in Somerset and part of Waldo counties.

Congo Craftsmen: Building for a cause

Selectboard discourse on Ethel Bisbee School use resurfaces

More than 7,600 Maine employers approved for new pandemic aid

About $553 million in forgivable loans has been approved for Maine businesses under the Paycheck Protection Program's current phase.

Group, state representatives call for sweeping action in Maine in response to ‘forever chemicals’

Defend Our Health, a Portland-based nonprofit group, has worked with two state representatives to introduce seven bills aimed at cleaning up and regulating "forever chemicals" in food, farmland, drinking water and household products.

Pandemic puts nonprofits in precarious position

Donations are down for some, volunteers are out for others. And who knows what the next year will bring.

Maine grants $105 million to small employers; some say it’s not enough

About 2,300 organizations received funds as part of a state program to stabilize struggling businesses and nonprofits, but over 1,300 applications were denied.