Here’s something a lot of student-athletes might not have expected to read this year — the fall high school sports season is about to begin.

With the coronavirus already circulating in Maine, health care providers across the state are urging residents to get flu shots as soon as possible so that they can be protected when the influenza season arrives in the next few weeks, creating what the state’s top public health official called “the possibility of two concurrent epidemics.

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The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has jumped on the no-lead-bullets bandwagon.

AUGUSTA –- Scott McClellan, a wildlife biologist in the Greenville office, was honored with one of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s (MDIFW) highest honors, the Kenneth Anderson Award, given annually to the member of the department who has made exemplary contributions towards the enhancement of the state’s inland fisheries and wildlife.

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DOVER-FOXCROFT — University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Maine Beef Producers Association will offer a free online workshop about photographing beef cattle for virtual markets at 6:30 p.

The effects of climate change are already broadly felt in Maine and across the U.

Anyone who’s been involved with high school football knows the feeling of being on the wrong end of a halftime blowout.

To the Editor; In just a few weeks, we have the opportunity to send a real leader to Augusta, one we can be proud of.