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Neyaashiinigmiings annual traditional powwow is returning to Cape Croker Park this weekend for the communitys 37th-annual weekend celebration of culture in honour of local veterans. Members of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation at Neyaashiinigmiing are set to host the celebration at the Arthur "Butch" Elliott Azhdayoniquot Memorial Cultural Grounds on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

LEWISTON — Androscoggin Home Healthcare + Hospice has established the East Auburn Community Unit Pediatric Endowment. This initiative has been made possible by a $35,000 gift presented at the unit’s board meeting May 17 by Bonney Philips, the unit’s president. The unit, a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the East Auburn community and supporting children’s […]

It was a solemn day and people were warned hard truths might trigger emotions on Red Dress Day.

It was a solemn day and people were warned hard truths might trigger emotions on Red Dress Day.

It was a solemn day and people were warned hard truths might trigger emotions on Red Dress Day.

One is a vineyard and winery on one of Vermont’s most crowded routes, attracting plenty of visitors and buyers. The other is a cider maker off the state’s beaten paths

Shelburne Vineyard in Shelburne and Eden Specialty Ciders in Newport are merging into one company producing Vermont-grown wines and ciders.

David Hurles, a gay pornographer whose models were plucked from the obscurity of the gritty streets of San Francisco and onto rolls of film shot for his defunct company Old Reliable, died April 12.

Shelburne Vineyard founder Ken Albert promises no layoffs.

David Hurles, a gay pornographer whose models were plucked from the obscurity of the gritty streets of San Francisco and onto rolls of film shot for his defunct company Old Reliable, died April 12.