Maine Voices: To make America truly great again, move toward greater equity

Countries with adequate and accessible social supports are countries where more people can use their potential.

Maine cities and towns hopeful for federal relief

Municipalities have cut budgets, furloughed workers and prepared for sharp drops in tax revenue as the pandemic continues. Now, they say, they need federal help.

Maine’s high court backs town in Cape Elizabeth waterfront street fight

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court agrees that several residents of the Shore Acres subdivision don't own a strip of land between their homes and the rocky edge of Broad Cove.

Woodlands Senior Living raises awareness for Alzheimer’s Disease

Residents and staff participate in global event via rocking chairs on June 19.

About 250 protesters march in Cape Elizabeth: See the photos

The group of mostly teenagers and young adults protested police shootings.

Maine Voices: It’s protective equipment, not a political symbol – put on your mask

Question business managers and owners who don't enforce orders, praise ones who do – and perfect your shocked stare.

Maine CDC reports 71 new coronavirus cases as outbreak hits Cape Elizabeth memory care home

The additional cases and 2 deaths come at a time when the Mills administration is relaxing restrictions on businesses to begin reviving Maine's economy.

Infection of Cape Elizabeth 12-year-old seen as sign of community spread

District officials say the Maine CDC has contacted anyone considered to have been in close proximity to the boy, a student at the middle school.

More than a million times, Mainers say, ‘Don’t call us, we’ll call you’

Maine has the fourth-highest rate of residents who have signed up with the National Do Not Call Registry.

Maine Catholic youth raise over $15,000 during ‘Souper’ Bowl of Caring