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"There's a lot of people who go through a lot of things to come here — and every time I go out there, I try to represent them to the best of my capabilities."
Increasingly, the fashion industry is looking toward innovative fabrics made from unexpected materials for a more sustainable fashion future.
Austin Theriault’s racing season is over, but the Fort Kent native will be on hand for Sunday’s NASCAR Monster Energy Series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Life as a local celebrity is coming as a surprise to Ellsworth’s Chris Sarro.
The net present value of a Maine Maritime Academy education 40 years after graduation was $2.04 million, compared with Harvard’s $1.97 million.
An Easton man found guilty in June of killing his stepfather ha s been denied his request for a new trial.
While the Bangor Mall may be better known these days for the emptiness of its parking lots than for the vibrancy of its shopping experience, an unassuming event last weekend briefly turned it back into a bustling retail scene.
A strong cold front could make traveling dangerous in some parts of the state late this afternoon into this evening, according to the National Weather Service in Caribou.
A defense attorney in the trial of a Hampden man accused of slaying his sister-in-law last year told jurors Friday that her client shot and killed his sister-in-law after weeks of conflict between the two.
Roger Stone, a longtime friend and ally of President Donald Trump, has been found guilty at his trial in federal court in Washington.
Waterfront Concerts announced this week that hard rock legend Marilyn Manson will open for Ozzy Osbourne during the latter’s rescheduled 2020 tour, which is set to hit Bangor on June 13, 2020.
The acting head of U.S. Immigration Services said the new rules are aimed at deterring asylum seekers from illegally entering the country to get work permits.
Tyler Winchester, 18, has already filled all four of his tags for the season.
Now is a great time to reflect on these corpulent critters and their impressive role in the Maine woods.
Three original school administrative units came together in 2015 to find a solution to combat steadily declining enrollment in St. John Valley schools.
An early American country mansion in Andover built by a Revolutionary War veteran whose family has owned it for 228 years is up for sale.
Maine has begun developing a plan to import prescription drugs from Canada under a new law without guidance from the federal government, which will eventually have to sign off on the state roadmap.
A Tennessee company that has fought ongoing national efforts to eliminate some large, surprise medical bills will soon become the employer of ER doctors in Washington County’s two small hospitals.
Tacko Fall grew up in Senegal and played college basketball in Florida. He's never seen snow flutter from the sky. But it's only a matter of time, since Fall is a new center for the Maine Red Claws basketball team.
A judge has convicted a Steuben man in the August 2018 killing of a dog owned by a lobsterman he had worked for.
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