By Clark Tate I’ve been waiting for winter since November.

To the Editor; Every town has historical attributes that define and sustain its character.

By Bob Mallard No recreational fishing-related natural resource in Maine is as unique and important as our State Heritage Fish waters that legally protect the nation’s largest inventory of wild, native brook trout lakes and ponds.

To the Editor; I am responding to the various comments made after the dam removal meeting in Dover-Foxcroft.

By Matthew Gagnon On Wednesday, a group of executives from major social media companies made their way to Capitol Hill to once again testify in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

To the Editor; Parties are holding caucuses, and Maine’s first-ever “semi-open” primary is about a month away.

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By Nancy Battick When someone legally crossed a national border, it left records.

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By Matthew Gagnon All things considered it was relatively minor, at least as political shenanigans in the Granite State go.

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By Bill Green My story about the snowmobiler on top of Mt.

To the Editor; In January, the Land Use Planning Commission will decide on the rezoning by Wolfden Mining for the purpose of zinc and other metallic mining in the Penobscot and Mattawamkeag River watersheds.

By Bill Green Imagine my absolute delight when old friend and former Director of Baxter State Park Buzz Caverly called me to help him clear up a problem he’s having with the internet.

To the Editor; Matthew Gagnon’s recent opinion column on the Electoral College is completely right.

To the Editor; As the election year gets started, voters may be wondering why there’s both a caucus and a primary.

By Matthew Gagnon In a surprise to exactly no one, this week former President Donald Trump dominated the Iowa Caucus, earning 51 percent of the vote, and beating his nearest competitor Florida Gov.

More than 40 years ago, in 1980, the Maine Indian Land Claims Settlement was signed, sealed and delivered.