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Despite some rain, the second annual Harrington-Addison art tour on Friday and Saturday was nearly as successful as last year, drawing close to 200 people from throughout Maine and as far away as Boston, New ...

The areas of the Down East coast open to shellfish harvesting continue to shrink due to the presence of toxic red tide.

Published Thursday, July 3, 2008 at 11:32 a.m. Last updated Thursday, July 3, 2008 at 11:40 a.m. Personal windmill use is a rising issue that local governments in Florida might want to take up before windmills ...

The weather warms up, the air gets muggy and fog creeps up the bays. Traffic on High Street slows to a crawl and villages like Blue Hill and Winter Harbor are thronged with unfamiliar faces.

Toxic red tide algae continue to affect shellfish beds in parts of Down East Maine even as the problem appears to be abating somewhat in southern areas of the state.

Mike Light knew he had a big project ahead of him when he went next door to what had been the Young Brothers boatshop, measured the doors leading into the building and realized that the fiberglass hull due to ...

A search is under way on the Saco River for a missing boy. The Coast Guard said the 12-year-old fell into the river near Water Street in Saco at about 12:30 p.m. Saturday. via WMTW-TV Auburn

"We may not agree with every law passed in this county, but we are a nation of laws."

A bill that will require all applicants to produce papers showing they are in this country legally in order to get a Maine driver's license is ready to be signed into law after it passed the Senate Thursday in ... via Lincoln County News

Like art over centuries, common American folk art is now so uncommon that only those on the Bush tax rebate list can afford it. via Village Soup

"Here we are a time when we're trying to fund a transportation network that is as close to collapse as it could be"

The Baldacci administration released proposed legislation Monday that would put the state in compliance with the federal REAL ID law for a cost of between $2 and $3 million - a plan leading Democrats say ... via Lincoln County News

A federal appeals court has upheld a temporary payment system for regional electric power generators, a ruling that Maine regulators say will cost the state's consumers $300 million by 2010. via WMTW-TV Auburn

"We need to elect a new Congress that will stand up and be accountable because our survival as a nation is at stake"

Chellie Pingree, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, has joined leading progressive candidates for Congress like Darcy Burner from Washington and Donna Edwards from Maryland in releasing a comprehensive plan to ... via Wiscasset Newspaper

Is it possible for Maine to have a strong economy, with good paying jobs? An economic development consultant from Washington says it is, but it will require people and businesses to make some tough choices. via WLBZ

"LAW failed to prove that the Planning Board violated its due process rights."

WASHINGTON : The Land Association of Washington, a group of town residents, has asked the Maine Supreme Court to reconsider its recent decision on a case involving Lane Construction Company, suggesting the ... via Village Soup

Although the ground is covered with snow deeper than at any time during the winter, the spring migration of birds is at hand. via Sun-Journal

ROCKLAND : Tonight we are Heating things Up! Our Soup tonight is Roasted Cream of Asparagus with Curry & Cheddar. via Village Soup

"He was always fighting for the little guy"

More than 200 people gathered Wednesday morning at a local funeral home to remember the life of local storekeeper and former state Rep. via Bangor Daily News

Maine's senior senator visited Bethel and got her first look at the world's tallest snowwoman that bears her name. via WLBZ

An urgent plea for pure food in the household was made today by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau of Chemistry of the Department of Agriculture. via Sun-Journal

"Not one more death! Not one more dollar!"

Organizers in all 16 counties have coordinated events in support of the Iraqi Veterans Against the War, who will gather in the Washington, D.C., area beginning today for four days of "testimony" against the war ... via Bangor Daily News