Houlton — Long-standing animosity between two of the numbered highways running through Maine are reaching a boiling point, UN officials warn.
Continue reading “Tensions Escalate Between Citizens of Route 1, Route 2”
Millinocket– Recent reports show mother needs you for something and would like to see you for at least a second, according to sources familiar with matter.
Continue reading “Report: Mother Needs You to Come Here a Minute”
Orono– A new study shows Maine’s Baby Boomers leading the state in high praise for Maine Baby Boomers.
Stueben — A quick fix meant to keep the cold out in 1988 has now become a permanent repair.
Continue reading “Strip of Brown Packing Tape Celebrates 30 Years as Temporary Window Repair”
Waterville — Much of Maine is known for its rural charm, and that includes lending a neighborly hand to those who might need it.
Continue reading “Meet the Selfless Mainer Who’d Buy Tom-O and Mr. Mike a Beer Anytime”
Belfast — A trendy new solid waste transfer station and recycling center has opened, and it’s a locavore’s dream.
Continue reading “Artisanal Transfer Station Has Heritage Seagulls, Rats”
Augusta — Maine’s historic ranked choice ballots have been revealed by state officials, showing how elections will be decided starting this year.
Continue reading “Maine’s Ranked-Choice Ballots Have ‘Yes,’ ‘No,’ and ‘Maybe’ Boxes”
Skowhegan — Maine has topped the nation once again in rock metrics few other states can even come close to matching.
Continue reading “Maine Leads Nation in Wango Tango Radio Play”
Portland — Not only does a super-buggy bake-up leave a literal mark, or ideally, two, it’s now protected under Maine’s right to free speech.
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Maine’s 2nd District — For those hoping for a quick and painless transition from winter into spring, it looks like you better not put those boots away quite yet.