Maine restarts search for consultant to help with pot rules
Maine officials announced on Monday that they are trying again to hire a consultant to help the state craft rules about the legal sale of marijuana.
Maine officials announced on Monday that they are trying again to hire a consultant to help the state craft rules about the legal sale of marijuana.
Two pieces of fisheries-related news were welcomed with enthusiastic responses by Atlantic salmon conservationists in Maine last week.
The Rockland-based Internet company Redzone Wireless will soon offer its wi-fi in Caribou, Fort Kent and Presque Isle this year as part of an expansion throughout rural Maine.
With the first snowfall reported last October in Aroostook County and another storm predicted for Tuesday evening into Wednesday, the additional snow will pile onto what has already been record-setting snowfall, according to the National Weather Service in Caribou.
With few places in the world still relatively untouched by development, Maine’s 10.5 million acres of North Woods are a disappearing resource. These woods rejuvenate us: They provide opportunities for hunting, fishing and recreation, and serve as vital habitat for plants and animals.
The Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services (MBVS) announces the final design selection for the new State of Maine Honorable Service Coin and Plaque, which will honor all Maine veterans, past and present, regardless of their branch or era of service.
A man was allegedly driving a snowmobile under the influence of alcohol early Saturday evening when his machine struck a 16-year-old boy who was walking across a lake in Dexter.
Canadian conglomerate J.D. Irving Ltd. plans to hire 10,000 workers between now and 2021, 300 of them in Maine.
Bishop Robert P. Deeley of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland issued a special statement on Friday, Jan. 18, in honor of the Jan. 21 commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The year 2018 was significant for Maine with respect to the emerald ash borer (EAB).