4 years ago Where Maine’s U.S. Senate candidates stand on foreign policy in a inwardly focused race With coronavirus and other domestic challenges occupying the headlines, foreign policy has largely been sidelined in Maine’s U.
4 years ago Moosehead Lake Economic Development Corporation to build new homes in Greenville GREENVILLE — The Moosehead Lake Economic Development Corporation has acquired a 5.
4 years ago UMaine to begin three-year moose research project in 2021 The University of Maine will investigate how various parasites, including the winter tick, affect the state’s moose herd in a three-year project beginning next year.
4 years ago Rowell’s Garage named Chamber Business of the Year DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Piscataquis Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce this year’s recipient of the Business of the Year award, Rowell’s Garage of Dover-Foxcroft.
4 years ago Maine’s high court to reconsider ruling allowing ranked-choice voting in presidential race AUGUSTA — Maine’s high court on Thursday agreed to put on hold a ruling allowing ranked-choice voting to be used in the state’s presidential election after Republicans appealed the decision to strike down a people’s veto challenge.
4 years ago Dusty roads present hazard for moose hunters as season starts One of the best things about a Maine moose hunt is the fact that those adventures typically happen miles from paved roads, in some of the state’s wildest places.
4 years ago Colder weather, widespread frost are turning Maine’s leaves faster than normal Leaf peepers, start your engines.
4 years ago To protect health of students and staff, Gov. Mills announces additional financial support for school systems AUGUSTA — Gov.
4 years ago Human trafficking screening, discussion Tuesday The Penquis Sex Trafficking Action Response Team (START) will host a free online film screening of “Gridshock,” a documentary about human trafficking, followed by a panel discussion with local experts on Tuesday, Sept.
4 years ago Maine extends COVID-19 testing to all who think they need it All people in Maine who think they need a coronavirus test are now eligible for one under a state order meant to increase access to tests.
4 years ago Ranked-choice voting will be used in Maine’s presidential election, high court rules AUGUSTA — Ranked-choice voting will be used in the presidential election in Maine this fall after the state’s high court ruled that Republicans did not gather enough valid signatures to put forward a people’s veto effort challenging the voting method.
4 years ago Rural youth share aspirations in large-scale surveys in Maine, Oregon ORONO — For middle and high school students in some forest-dependent rural communities in Maine and Oregon, a lack of money for education is the top barrier to pursuing the career they want, according to a survey of more than 2,000 youth by researchers at the University of Maine and Oregon State University.
4 years ago Looming flu season raises the ‘possibility of two concurrent epidemics’ With the coronavirus already circulating in Maine, health care providers across the state are urging residents to get flu shots as soon as possible so that they can be protected when the influenza season arrives in the next few weeks, creating what the state’s top public health official called “the possibility of two concurrent epidemics.
4 years ago Greenville-based wildlife biologist receives top MDIFW honor AUGUSTA –- Scott McClellan, a wildlife biologist in the Greenville office, was honored with one of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s (MDIFW) highest honors, the Kenneth Anderson Award, given annually to the member of the department who has made exemplary contributions towards the enhancement of the state’s inland fisheries and wildlife.