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The LaBlanc family has been displaying the large tin roosters in front of their home to support their daughter. Ogunquit officials are fining them hundreds because of a code violation.

More than a dozen people testified that Bethany Gregory collected a total of more than $145,000 to work their events, then failed to follow through.

Ilma Lopez is shipping more than 30 boxes of supplies on Tuesday.

The menu at the 'elevated dive' aims to be as affordable as possible.

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A Times/Press Herald/Siena poll finds most Maine voters say they think Trump has handled the economy, affordability, tariffs and gas prices poorly.

A Brunswick hobby farmer started soliciting listings for his Farmstands Guide in the spring.

At all times of day and night, customers can shop for grass-fed beef, eggs and snacks — and they'd like to keep it that way.

Internet table games may become available to Maine residents by the end of 2026.

The group consists of 30 agencies who provide Medicaid services to Mainers with intellectual disabilities and autism.

Regular gas peaked near $4.50 per gallon, and diesel prices still sit well above $5 per gallon.

Gong cha launches in the Running Hill Road shopping plaza.

The popular restaurant will move from its original location next spring.

Advocates and frustrated Central Maine Power Co. ratepayers rallied outside Tuesday's hearing — the last opportunity for public comment to influence a final decision — to urge state officials to deny CMP's request for an average $18 monthly bill increase.

The project, which started in 2024, aims to breathe new life into the town's only commercial fishing pier.

The leavener, probably developed in the 1940s, works magic, according to old-time Mainers.

The venue had launched in February.

The Sports Bra Maine is a franchise of an Oregon-based chain that's dedicated to showing women's games.

Full of heart-coated designs, the new retail space speaks to the growing enthusaism for Maine's professional soccer team.

When available homes don't quite fit the bill, prefab housing can help.