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The partially buried two-bedroom ranch maintains steady temperatures for homeowners using firewood and backup electric heat.
In a general election matchup, 49% of likely voters would pick Jackson and 46% would choose Collins, according to the poll from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
Ouimet led from the opening day and shot 4-over 76 in the final round to win her first title, while Ruth Colucci and Jade Haylock tied for second.
Gorham finishes 3-2 in the New England Regional after Cranston, Rhode Island, takes command early and moves to the final with a mercy-rule victory.
The former champion who finished fourth this year is looking forward to her first season as the women's golf head coach for the Huskies.
Some doctors have proposed alternative staffing solutions to keep the maternity ward open.
The District 4 champion beats defending state champ Machias to reach the championship round against Gray-New Gloucester.
From rentals on Wilson Lake to delivered boats in Rangeley and shuttle-supported river trips in Bethel, western Maine offers several ways to paddle without owning a kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboard.
The project will include 12 units required by Portland's inclusionary zoning policy for separate market-rate projects in the neighborhood, which led to some criticism.
Breaking news intern Teddy Almond spent much of his first time in Maine exploring. Here's the spots he loved — and the tips and tricks he picked up.
The Select Board's debate centered around the rainbow flag flying at North Yarmouth Community Center beyond the end of June, which is Pride month.
A report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition found that a person would need to make more than $32 an hour to afford the average 2-bed apartment.
Returning to Waterville with his band this weekend, filmmaker David Wain reflects on the real-life experiences behind the 25-year-old movie.
The city allocated up to $100,000 to support residents impacted by federal immigration enforcement activities.
Gateway Community Services, which has denied allegations of fraud, did not appeal the decision by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services by the July 17 deadline.
The man was the impetus for a new state law designed to give school districts more information about potential hires who might have moved to new districts despite unresolved misconduct investigations.
Canada passed a law late last year that makes it easier for U.S. residents to pursue citizenship.
Evariste Niyitegeka moved to the U.S. a decade ago and was devoted to his young family.
Jackson, a longtime lawmaker, consolidated support among Democrats at weekend caucuses thanks to his campaign's organization and policy overlaps with Graham Platner. He's almost certain to be the nominee.
7:30 p.m. Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St., Portland, $35-$175, free for 21 and under, veterans and first responders. porttix.com.
Mayor Liam LaFountain is scheduled to read a proclamation calling for a transparent investigation into the killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero.
Two of Jackson's top rivals dropped out of the race Sunday, at the same time as his campaign claimed to have secured the support of at least 400 delegates to the Democratic party's U.S. Senate nominating con...
Troy Jackson’s slate of favored delegates nearly swept Saturday’s Hancock County vote.
Portland takes the lead in the second half but can't hang on and loses for the first time in four games.