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Former Maine Congressman: International Pressure On Myanmar 'Can Work' - Vimarsana News

Former Maine Congressman: International Pressure On Myanmar 'Can Work'

Tom Andrews says his interest in Myanmar dates back to 1990, when he was elected to the U.S. House as Maine’s 1st District representative.

On MDI, A Sense Of Community Despite The Pandemic - Vimarsana News

On MDI, A Sense Of Community Despite The Pandemic

The tight-knit communities of Down East Maine can feel isolated during the winter, even when there’s no pandemic.

The Maine Governor Best Known For Creating A State Park - Vimarsana News

The Maine Governor Best Known For Creating A State Park

One-hundred years ago Sunday, Maine got its second new governor in a month.

The One-Term Maine Governor Best Known For Creating A State Park - Vimarsana News

The One-Term Maine Governor Best Known For Creating A State Park

One-hundred years ago Sunday, Maine got its second new governor in a month. Frederick Parkhurst, who’d been elected the previous fall to a two-year term, died not long after his inauguration. That elevated the brand new state Senate president to the governorship. Percival Baxter and Mount Katahdin in 1962. Credit Baxter State Park photo via Maine Memory Network His name was Percival Baxter, who is maybe best known for the park he created that bears his name, but that wouldn’t come until after his four years as governor. Maine State Historian Earle Shettleworth told Morning Edition Host Ir...

Maine Group Says Real Estate Will Be In 'Pretty Good Position' In 2021 - Vimarsana News

Maine Group Says Real Estate Will Be In 'Pretty Good Position' In 2021

The Maine Real Estate and Development Association holds an annual “look-ahead” conference on Thursday. It’ll be online, of course.