The federally funded Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in northern Maine is facing a perfect storm of ...

LET IT SNOW! Clearing out a neighbor’s drive on Key Street in Eastport following the New Year’s Day snowstorm is Alden ...

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Area food pantries are being challenged by funding cuts and inflation as the need continues to increase after the holidays. As seasonal tourism and construction jobs fall off, heating costs kick in ...

When you think of milestones, you think of 50 years being married or your 50th year graduation reunion. Or maybe your 50th birthday bash. But for Sherry Preston it is having worked for the Hannaford ...

A childcare crisis that's been bubbling for years in Washington County with too few providers may boil over as the federal government has frozen subsidies used to help families pay for childcare.

A fire in St. George put 22 people plus two community organizations and two businesses out of their homes on Sunday, January 4. The emergency call to Granite Court on Main Street came in shortly ...

With Washington County voters rejecting the proposed $11 million county bond question by a margin of 53% to 47% in the November 4 election, county officials are struggling to figure out how to pay the ...

HAVING THEIR PHOTOGRAPH taken with Santa in front of downtown Eastport’s fisherman statue, wearing a Santa hat, were these children following the Reindogs and Caroling Parade on December 6. (Clark Duf ...

The launch of the audiobook for the Sea Run report, which collects and assesses the access of traditional food sources to Indigenous people in Maine, was celebrated on October 13 at the Veazie Salmon ...

Before daybreak on Wednesday morning, September 3, flames reaching high above the tree line lit the area surrounding 27 East River Road in Pembroke. The home of Katherine and Jeremy Jurdak caught fire ...

IN A RED SEA OF CRANBERRIES are Donovan Palmer Jr., Branden Williams and David Davis at Mingo’s cranberry bogs in Red Beach. The harvest will be continuing for another week, and visitors are welcome ...