Former Madawaska resident and current White House security staff member Tricia Newbold said she has faced discrimination due to a rare form of dwarfism, and now is under temporary suspension for defying authority and for failing to supervise and follow instructions.
A retired University of Maine at Fort Kent professor continues to share his academic expertise with others, most recently through a chapter in a college textbook which a leading academic publishing company has picked up.
Resilience is about the capacity of a forest ecosystem, a marine species, a Maine family, or an economy to absorb and rebound from outside shocks. In Maine’s tourism economy, resilience also requires a capacity to foresee and prepare for risks and shocks.
Cassie Ouellette has always had an interest in history.
More than 20 years ago, Don Hanson of Green Acres Kennel Shop of Bangor took his golden retriever puppy, Tikken, to the veterinarian to get her mandatory rabies vaccine.
Despite a winter storm that brought eight inches of snow to some parts of Aroostook County on Wednesday, Caribou is still a bit short of having the snowiest month ever on record.
To create lifelong readers, the Maine Education Association will deliver a free book to all public school first-grade students across the state.
Maine is failing to fund programs proven to reduce death and disease caused by tobacco, despite receiving tens of millions of dollars a year to fight smoking, a new report finds.
Maine officials announced on Monday that they are trying again to hire a consultant to help the state craft rules about the legal sale of marijuana.
Two pieces of fisheries-related news were welcomed with enthusiastic responses by Atlantic salmon conservationists in Maine last week.
