During Bowdoin College’s 212th Commencement ceremony, held May 27, 2017, bachelor of arts degrees were awarded to the Class of 2017, comprising approximately 478 students from 39 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 20 other countries and territories.
Emilie C. Lovley, 81, of Mapleton, Maine, and Tiverton, Rhode Island, passed away peacefully in Fall River, Massachusetts, on June 4, 2017, with her loving family by her side.
Where should you hike with the kids next? That’s the question a new hiking guide by Bangor Daily News outdoors columnist Aislinn Sarnacki seeks to answer.
Workforce conditions remained tight throughout much of Maine in April with very low unemployment, particularly in the southwest portion of the state.
As the Maine Legislature gets closer to deciding on what to do with a diminished health program that helps Maine’s infants and people with infectious diseases, the state agency charged with protecting Maine’s health has repeatedly failed to give lawmakers, and others, public information that could inform their course of action.
Courtney Wilson and Josselyn Agura will graduate from nursing school Saturday, and already they’re worried about burning out from their chosen profession.
With President Donald Trump targeting northern Maine’s national monument, Katahdin-area leaders who fiercely opposed its creation now say they want to keep it.
Higher education and public safety officials across the state say a bill aimed at making campuses safer by allowing people to carry concealed handguns on school grounds would have the opposite effect.
Two bills that an Aroostook County senator said would have lowered the cost of prescription drugs in Maine by requiring state agencies to pay the same or lower prices than the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs were effectively killed in committee on Monday
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