Roxbury native will host his second annual program to provide equipment to youth.

Lisbon town council voted down an ordinance Tuesday which would have been a first step to establish a town-run Emergency Medical Services department.

Witnesses reported hearing a disturbance and gunshots Tuesday night on Pine Street.

Clean energy supporters and environmentalists pushed back, calling the conservative groups' conclusions inaccurate and misleading.

Maine Family Planning, via its new Health on Wheels van, has been touring the Lewiston-to-Bangor stretch, stopping in towns and cities in between, to provide on-the-spot reproductive health services like wound care, screenings, birth control and HIV prevention.

A committee will provide a report on its findings Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. at Town Hall on Elm Street.

Livermore Falls selectmen voted 3-2 to go with Quirk Auto Group's lower bid and because the vehicle is in stock.

A volunteer committee has determined that Hebron's tradition of siloed municipal management is no longer feasible for community services and needs.

Pesky beaver start to clear-cut homeowner's waterfront.

Black Diamond Nutrition, a small tea shop, is undergoing some changes in management. The major change is the business's new owner – Maya Taylor.

Diana Nadeau tells of her favorite part of her career.

A long trail of rubber remains at 300 Park St. in South Paris where a loaded Maine Custom Woodlands logging truck of Durham.

The committee will exist for at least another year as it works to secure funding and develop a permanent low-barrier shelter.

Telstar Middle School hosted the Maine Mobile BIOLAB and the staff was very excited to show students and teachers the experiments it provided them.

Unimpressed by published works, the Senior Players decided to write their own performance pieces.