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Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust donates $10,000 to The Ecology School

SACO — The Ecology School of Saco has received a generous gift of $10,000 from The Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust to support the design and implementation of permaculture gardens throughout the school’s new environmental education center at River Bend Farm. Permaculture is a way to grow food by using ideas and methods learned through natural ecosystem study. […]

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Trump says ‘not much headway’ in talks as shutdown drags on

WASHINGTON (AP) — White House officials and congressional aides emerged from talks to reopen the government without a breakthrough Saturday, though they planned to return to the table the following day. President Donald Trump tweeted: “Not much headway made today.” The president later tweeted that he planned to go to his retreat at Camp David, […]

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Building that houses Freeport tavern of ghostly fame goes on the market

Ghost sightings? Check. Illustrious (although apparently false) place in state history? Check. Across the street from L.L. Bean’s flagship store? Check. The building that houses Jameson Tavern in Freeport can check off a lot of unique assets as it heads to market priced at $1.3 million. Besides its own history, the building is “located in […]

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Audit fails to quell anger over CMP bills

An eight-month independent audit of Central Maine Power’s billing and metering systems offered hope that ongoing anger and confusion about high electric bills for tens of thousands of customers finally would be cleared up. That didn’t happen. The Maine Public Utilities Commission released a long-awaited report just before Christmas that concluded last winter’s cold spell was largely […]

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Airports seeing rise in security screeners calling off work

NEW YORK (AP) — The federal agency tasked with guaranteeing U.S. airport security acknowledged an increase in the number of its employees calling off work during the partial government shutdown . Employees of the Transportation Security Administration are expected to work without pay during the shutdown because their jobs are considered essential. The TSA said in a statement […]