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American students fall short of proficiency in their knowledge and understanding of their nationa s history.
Hundreds of People Line Up for The Coffee Pot's Last Day
It was a sandwich shop like no other. The Coffee Pot in Bangor closed Thursday, ending a business that's been a part of town since 1930.
Snowstorm blamed for fatal crash in Maine
A snowstorm blamed for a fatal crash and a fuel truck rollover in Maine has morphed into a wind storm with gusts of nearly 50 mph and the prospect of wind chills reaching as low as 25 to 30 below overnight.
An oil truck overturned on a slick stretch of Route 1 early Tuesday morning near the Orland-Ellsworth town line, spilling fuel onto the roadway and threatening a nearby pond.
Manson's art hanging in Senate President's Office
The Office of the Senate President is displaying the work of Maine artist Jane A. Manson, including "Eagle at Orland" "Double Iris" and "Lupine" through the end of the year.
An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt. An...
An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt. An individual charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at criminal proceedings.
Grand Banks fishermen sailed to Bangor
The schooner Lizzie Griffin is shown here discharging salt cod at the Alfred Jonesa Sons wharf in 1915 on the Kenduskeag in Bangor.
Grass Fed Burgers from The Blue Spoon in Portland, Maine
Note: Serious Eats reader Mary Phillips-Sandy and her boyfriend/photographer Bryan Bruchman were nice enough to contribute a review to AHT.
Car Rolls Into Lake in East Orland
One person was hurt after the car he was riding in rolled into a lake in East Orland.
Town unveils veterans memorial
By the banks of the Penobscot River, about 100 people gathered Wednesday afternoon to show their appreciation for those who have served in the armed forces and to witness the official unveiling of a new veterans memorial.
A possible check scam was reported on Oct. 27. A man told police on Oct. 27 that his employer had refused to pay him for his last 60 hours of work.
Friday, Oct. 23, 2009, Letters to a
Our history is marked by a widening circle of inclusion. Starting with a system in which only propertied white males counted, we gradually welcomed to full citizenship Native Americans, African-Americans, women, those without property, and those who chose to marry a person of a different race.
Orland man found guilty of terrorizing:
ELLSWORTH, Maine a ' An Orland man has been convicted in Hancock County Superior Court of threatening to kill another man.
The Gilpin Railroad Incident are bringing Mainers - from The County to the coast - to their feet, as such events tend to do.
Green buildings open doors for tour
Rufus Wanning explains how his solar panels work Saturday during a green energy tour.
Fire Heavily Damages Home on Verona Island
Firefighters say it looks like a fire that heavily damaged a home on Verona Island may have started in the basement.
BAR HARBOR : A Mount Desert woman suffered a broken neck in an accident on Rte. 102 on Sept.