On the night before Halloween, Danielle Wadsworth made tacos for dinner at her Lewiston home. A week later, she was hooked up to two IVs at Central Maine Medical Center as doctors debated whether she needed a blood transfusion. How did this happen?

The select board will interview the applicants to sell food at and run the beach on April 10.

Gorham and Windham are teaming up to revitalize Little Falls and South Windham, two towns bisected by the Presumpscot River that have lost some of their vibrancy.

Going green has been a way of living. But at a unique funeral home — one of only two in the country — “green” is also a way of dying.

Declining enrollments have led communities to close aging schools that need costly repairs.

Students in a four-day cooking class were show what they learned about making more healthful choices by revamping typically unhealthful meals.

After riders urge an extension, transportation officials say they’ll keep the program going beyond May.

The Maine Principals’ Association presented the award to Saccarappa School Principal Kate Hersom at an assembly this morning.