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As deadly disasters increase in frequency and magnitude, so does the emotional weight for those who recover the bodies

An artist from Maine is creating colorful wall hangings and sculptures, using recycled rope once used as lobster gear.

Eric Darling says every piece of his art reduces what ends up in a landfill

"It helps you feel like you're part of that system of trying to bring closure and help people find their loved ones," said Olivia's handler, Julie Kirk-Purcell.

"It helps you feel like you're part of that system of trying to bring closure and help people find their loved ones," said Olivia's handler, Julie Kirk-Purcell.

At least 106 people have died – a figure set to rise significantly as workers carry out the painstaking work of identifying remains

A unique fundraiser is under way to benefit the Peopleplace Cooperative Preschool and its scholarship fund, which helps cover tuition for families who need assistance. Local artists, in partnership with local businesses, have decorated wooden...

From being rescued to becoming the rescuer, the newest canine member of the Orange County Fire Authority has quite the inspiring story.

ROCKPORT — Pen Bay Medical Center, 6 Glen Cove Drive, has begun its second temporary art exhibit along the walls of the main hospital hallway near patient registration.

CAMDEN — Local artist Eric Darling will lead an outdoor presentation on his current exhibition, "The Drift Rope Project," at Merryspring Nature Center Tuesday, June 20, at noon.