The 1958 Café at Day’s Store, overlooking Long Pond, adds a restaurant to the well-known family-owned store.
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Northern Light Health reduces staff through attrition amid financial pressure
Health care leaders say passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act adds financial strain to an already struggling system.
New Kennebunk Beach playground delights children and parents
After a winter storm devastated the KBIA playground at Mother’s Beach, the organization rebuilt with an emphasis on resilience.
Kennebunk-area school district taps new superintendent
Martin Grimm brings over 25 years of experience, at all levels of education, to the role.
Border crossings into Maine from Canada continue to fall
The 28% decline in visitors so far this year has outpaced preseason forecasts.
The push to defund Planned Parenthood hit other clinics in Maine. Now their group is suing.
Planned Parenthood isn’t the only abortion provider that stands to lose Medicaid payments under a budget plan signed by President Donald Trump.
Did the Maine Legislature ban small plastic shampoo bottles in hotels? | Fact brief
Lawmakers considered a bill to ban the small plastic bottles found at hotels by 2032 with the intent of reducing plastic waste in tourism-heavy Maine.
SoPo, Cape Elizabeth Methodist churches unite to form Lighthouse Cooperative Parish
Meet the Rev. Gwyneth Arrison, the newly appointed pastor at Peoples, Thornton Heights and Cape Elizabeth United Methodist churches.
18th annual Tri for a Cure returns to South Portland area
Residents can expect road closures and traffic delays on Sunday morning.
Piper Shores executive named board chair of LeadingAge Maine
Leanne Fiet, the chief operating officer and administrator at Piper Shores, will serve for two years.