Boston beats St. Louis 3-1, returns home for clincher on Wednesday night.

Celebrated British artist David Hockney pioneers a new electronic art form.

The national team will race in eight World Cup events, starting next month.

I live in Westbrook with my two children. I have an incurable medical condition and receive Social Security Disability Insurance. It’s not enough to live off, so I work part-time to keep the roof over my family’s head. I don’t receive a lot from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but every little bit helps. I […]

Invasive Palmer amaranth resists herbicides – and a single plant can produce up to a million seeds.

GORHAM – Bouncing back from a stabbing attack on July 24 in South Boston, a Gorham woman has been honored for her courage and character by Bryant University, which she attends. Kayleigh Ballantyne, 21, of Gorham was attacked shortly after midnight in South Boston after being followed to her building. A Suffolk County District Attorney […]

GORHAM – Bouncing back from a stabbing attack on July 24 in South Boston, a Gorham woman has been honored for her courage and character by Bryant University, which she attends. Kayleigh Ballantyne, 21, of Gorham was attacked shortly after midnight in South Boston after being followed to her building. A Suffolk County District Attorney […]

Four projects win OK In one vote on Monday, the Gorham Planning Board approved 5-0 (Thomas Hughes and Corey Theriault absent) four commercial requests the board agenda listed as one consent agenda item. The board granted Martin’s Point Health Care approval for a 12,600-square-foot medical office building at the intersection of routes 25 and 237. […]

WESTBROOK – A former elementary school in Westbrook is likely to be sold to a developer who plans to convert the property into a 98-unit, market-rate apartment complex. Pending City Council and rezoning approval, the Prides Corner Elementary School, at 375 Pride St., will be sold for $650,000 to V&E Enterprises Inc. of South Portland. […]

WESTBROOK – The Westbrook City Council on Oct. 21 denied approving money from the city’s contingency account to pay for crossing guides at the middle school and at a busy intersection at Stroudwater and Forest streets. At the City Council meeting, the proposal to fund the middle school crossing guide position at $5,000 was denied, […]