Press Herald
After decades of use, many of the state's underground water mains are nearing the end of their viability. Replacing them - or not replacing them - comes at a huge cost to ratepayers.
Often working part time, people age 65 and older have become a critical resource in Maine's economy and tight labor market. The trend benefits employees and employers alike.
At least twice a month throughout the city, Portland Parks and Recreation is hosting hikes led by a park ranger or special guests who are experts in their field. The goal is to connect people with local trails and parks in the community.
Maine's plain license plate has gained a following
These dog restaurants and cat cafes cater to Mainers' pets (and their hoomans)
Portland tops Food & Wine's list of best small cities for food and drink