But it’s challenging for seniors who flock to the popular jams to raise money for building repairs.
Paul Koenig
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For one UMA graduate, stepping foot in Maine for ceremony was a first
Julie Abernathy’s first trip to the East Coast was for her graduation from the University of Maine at Augusta on Saturday.
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Gardiner high school senior wins award for feminist video
Emma Hickey will be honored with a student-of-the-year award by the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine for her short film about how women are portrayed in media.
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UMA student graduation speaker learned to value studies
Andrew Breault, 53, who served both in the Marines and the Army, is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in public administration.
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Hard cider brewer shifts plans for use of Gardiner church
Lost Orchard Brewing Co. will operate a tasting room in the church but brew large batches in a South Gardiner warehouse.
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Expert urges Maine to prepare for climate change
The director of UMaine’s Climate Institute says people’s health and wealth will be directly affected.
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Maine bridge and road engineer en route to fitting tribute
Richard Coleman helped create the state’s highway infrastructure. Now Interstate 295 will bear his name.
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Rain in forecast heightens flood possibility on Kennebec River
Any danger will depend on the intensity of the rain predicted for Monday and Tuesday.
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Brunswick Landing to host aviation classes this fall
Instruction at the defunct naval air station will enable students to utilize the 8,000-foot runway.
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Essay could win you a chunk of the Maine woods
On the heels of an essay contest to win ownership of an inn in Lovell comes this offer for 47 rural acres in Whitefield.