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One night a few weeks ago, Angelique Carson, a senior at the University of Southern Maine in Portland, took a cab downtown. When the cabby discovered she was a student, he asked what she was studying. She told him she was an English major.

Terrance Lewis Campbell of Belgrade passed away peacefully on Dec. 21, 2021, after battling cancer. Terry (as he was known to his many friends) was born in Bath, Maine on Dec. 21, 1942, the son of Harold and Priscilla Campbell. Terry spent his early...

Terrance Lewis Campbell passed away peacefully on Dec. 21, 2021, after battling cancer. Terry (as he was known to his many friends) was born in Bath on Dec. 21, 1942, the son of Harold and Priscilla Campbell.

The Maine law legalizing same-sex marriage took effect Dec. 29, 2012. A lot of people are happier – and the fabric of society remains intact.

CMP made moves to strengthen local Maine management ties and change its governance in the wake of a critical audit report criticizing its management structure and customer service.

Town reviewing wireless option and other ideas to expand high-speed internet access after voters last month rejected $5.6 million bond to fund a broadband infrastructure buildout.

PORTLAND -- At its annual dinner meeting on Thursday, Oct. 28, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce celebrated the lives and legacies of two Maine leaders: the late Harold Alfond, philanthropist and Dexter Shoe Company founder; and the late David Flanagan, who most recently served as executive chairman of the Board of Directors of Central Maine Power and AVANGRID, Inc.

More places in the United States are experimenting with ranked choice voting, an election method that has proponents and detractors.

State's bid for better access has been stymied by high cost, misleading maps and Maine's rural nature.

In this week’s newsletter: Maine CDC bars, unbars advocacy orgs from briefings; NH governor stumps for LePage; spending in the corridor fight; a temporary deal in the debt debate.