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School professionals are under pressure to help funnel children into the mental health system and onto drugs. Let's build alternatives.

Its been more than eight months since a glacial chill-the magnitude of which nobody...

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Question 1 on the statewide Nov. 2 ballot asks Maine voters whether they want to ban or allow Central Maine Power’s new electricity corridor.

The biggest issue on the November statewide ballot is Question 1, which asks voters if they want to ban the CMP power corridor project. Here's what to know about the project before casting your ballot.

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Rail transport suffered a severe blow in the pandemic. But while post-Covid-19 working patterns may reduce revenue, trends in technology, long-distance travel and freight all bode well, says Matthew Partridge

Flanagan was leading Central Maine Power during the disastrous 1998 ice storm and later returned to lead the utility out of a series of missteps.

Trinicious Wesseh, a 16-year-old 11th grade student at the Levi C. Williams High School in Monrovia took over the role of USAID Liberia Mission Director

Trinicious Wesseh, a 16-year-old 11th grade student at the Levi C. Williams High School in Monrovia took over the role of USAID Liberia Mission Director today.  October 11 was International Day of the Girl Child, and the U.S. Embassy is joining the global community in celebrating this important day by giving Trinicious the opportunity to lead. […]