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No jigsaw has proved too big for Dunedin puzzler Donnalouise Gragg and she will share her passion at the Masters Games next week. Gragg, whose...

Considering how many accidents are caused by or include people driving on suspended licenses, I think it is way past time we look at the laws around this issue. If people are caught driving on a suspended license, I think the car they are driving should be impounded for the length of their suspension. Suspending […]

'(On) Friday, Jan. 16, we got 9 inches of new snow. Nadine Drapeau, a CMP worker, showed up at my door and asked if I could provide seating for a power crew for lunch. We hosted 10 guys from Narragansett Power for a pizza lunch . . . '

From the sound of snapping tree limbs to neighbors who shared food and heat to the unexpected joys of indoor camping, Mainers share a flood of memories about the Ice Storm of 1998.

Press Herald readers responded by the dozens with their memories of Maine's ice storm. Here are a few:

Readers responded by the dozens with their memories of Maine's ice storm. Here are a few.

If people don’t know her yet, you should. Laurel Libby is running to once again represent Minot and part of Auburn as a Maine state representative. Laurel believes in freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom for parents to take part in their child’s education, and freedom from mandates, just to name a few. She knows the […]

REBA McENTIRE When: 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 18

Burnham theatre opens art exhibition exploring affects of pandemic A month-long exhibition of unique artwork exploring how the Covid pandemic has affected local people has opened at Burnham-On-Sea’s Princess Theatre. The thought-provoking exhibition features the work of 12 local artists who were commissioned by the theatre to create pieces that sum up how the pandemic, lockdown and a lack of human contact, has affected us all over the past year. The free exhibition, called ‘Contact’, was...