Garnet Hathaway, a Kennebunkport native, faces a hearing Wednesday for spitting on an opponent
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College hockey: UMaine looks strong off weekend sweep of rival New Hampshire
Black Bears playing to identity in early part of the season, and it’s paying off even without much recognition nationally.
USM picks the developer for its biggest building project ever
The university hopes to complete a new student and career center, and the first student housing on its Portland campus, by the fall of 2022.
Maine continues record low-unemployment streak
October was the 46th consecutive month in which Maine’s unemployment rate has been below 4 percent.
UMaine enrollment holds steady despite drop in out-of-state students
A competitive response to Maine’s ‘flagship match’ program and a housing crunch at the University of Southern Maine have contributed to fewer out-of-state enrollees, officials said.
Attorneys reconstruct Windham woman’s fatal shooting, including the staircase where it happened
The prosecution and defense use a wooden staircase erected in the courtroom to argue their versions of the shooting in which Noah Gaston is charged with murder in his wife’s death.
1994 murder of Crystal Perry is subject of Thursday’s Great Falls Forum
Sarah Perry was 12 years old when her mother was stabbed and raped in their home.
Maine foster children linger in state care longer than most states
Extended stays – the state’s 21-month-long median duration is the nation’s third-highest – contribute to worse outcomes for children, research suggests.
Coup first, invent justification later
Sometimes it is the haughty smugness of today’s Democrats/Progressives that is most amazing. They say very revealing things, actually telling people what they are really planning to do to the country and all the voters by extension. They are such paragons of virtue-signaling and non-constitutional scholars. Recent examples revealed in tweets from current “whistleblower” attorney, Mark S. Zaid, highlight the faulty historical memory and arrogance of such partisan hacks […]
California, Maine and 21 other states widen challenge to Trump administration car rules
California is broadening its effort to block the Trump administration from ending its authority to set greenhouse gas emission and fuel economy standards for cars and trucks.