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It might not seem difficult to lay a bunch of wood chips or newspaper over your plot, but there's actually more to it than that.

One preventative strategy could rid you of your weed issues forever, as long as you employ a bit of advanced planning.

Every gardener has that one weed that they can never seem to shake, no matter how many times they pull it up.

The town has stepped in to see if the festival can be saved, but the event remains in jeopardy without an event coordinator.

As Maine grapples with a housing crisis, many municipalities no longer have the luxury of letting land sit unused.

The town, which has not searched for a manager in more than a decade, hired a Texas-based search firm to find the best candidate.

The University welcomed the exhibit as a “launchpad for dialogue on a complex topic that intersects with faith for many people.”

The proposal to move the town election to November has been presented by the town as an effort to boost voter turnout.

“Sophie has been a great communicator with the council,” said Chairperson Geoff Wingard, who declined to say whether she resigned or was fired.

Despite hundreds and hundreds of people lining the halls of the State House in strong support of the Wabanaki nations, the Maine House on Thursday failed to muster the votes to overturn Gov. Janet Mills’ veto of a far-reaching tribal rights measure in a significant setback for efforts to reinforce Indigenous sovereignty. Lawmakers were voting