Maine’s Land Use Planning Commission has given interveners until Oct. 10 to file a petition in response to an amended development plan recently submitted by J.D. Irving Ltd subsidiary
The first week of the 2017 moose hunting season is underway in several zones.
This month is projected to be the warmest September on record for Bangor.
Officials at the National Weather Service in Caribou indicate that Mainers saw a dry summer in which temperatures rarely hit 90 degrees, but meteorologists are forecasting an “increased likelihood” of above average temperatures for the fall.
The flu has arrived earlier than usual in Maine this season, prompting health officials to ramp up their annual push for vaccination against the illness.
U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King announced today that the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) awarded a $526,000 Economic Adjustment Assistance Program grant to the Northern Forest Center.
Gov. Paul LePage is calling for a suspension of tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber to ease prices as families and businesses prepare to rebuild after hurricanes Harvey and Irma — and with two more months of hurricane season to go.
Maine’s universities are trying to figure out how to pump out more graduates — nurses, engineers, computer scientists and more — that the state will need desperately in coming years.
The Maine supreme court on Wednesday began considering whether a paper millworker left suicidal by narcotic painkillers should receive workers’ compensation for medical marijuana.
