By Dana Connors  The biggest obstacle to making sure that more people in Maine can benefit from high-speed internet isn’t a lack of wires or the ability to connect to a service provider.

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By Nancy Battick In your research you may find that an ancestor was an indentured servant or an apprentice.

By Bob Duchesne Time to switch gears and welcome spring.

By Matthew Gagnon Two years ago Tuesday, Gov.

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By Rhiannon Hampson As an organic livestock and dairy farmer, I know all too well the strain that Maine small-business owners are under as we navigate the recent uncertainties.

By Bob Duchesne To be honest, I’m going to miss winter.

By Matthew Gagnon President Joe Biden is, and always has been, something of a political chameleon.

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By Bob Duchesne Someday I may write a book containing everything I don’t know about birds.

Would you be surprised to learn your New England ancestor owned slaves? In Maine we tend to associate slave owning with large Southern plantations that relied on slave labor to survive economically.

By Matthew Gagnon Congratulations, you’ve just won the lottery, and come into a substantial pile of money.

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By Matthew Gagnon The year was 2012, and former President Barack Obama was embroiled in a tough re-election battle with Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

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By Leighton Wass I’ll never forget my first view of Moosehead Lake as a youngster when topping the hill on Route 15 in Greenville.

By Nancy Battick Family secrets can be buried deep and quite often succeeding generations never knew them.