Truth and Reconciliation commissioners: Land claims act overhaul will help deliver justice to tribes in Maine

L.D. 2094 provides an opportunity to face the harms that the state has done to Natives and to work to restore their lost sovereignty.

Friends of Baxter State Park: Cherished park not part of power line debate

Hydro-Quebec's use of Baxter State Park imagery in an ad supporting a transmission line is deceptive and manipulative.

Abyssinian Meeting House floor renovation in Portland’s East End reveals important history

A careful restoration of the floorboards inside the Abyssinian Meeting House means future generations can safely visit the historic heart of Portland’s black community.

Commentary: Black youth of Maine disproportionately targeted for mass incarceration

Black History Month serves as a reminder to not only reflect on the harm done but also to take action – starting with closing Long Creek.

Colony, Chapter II: Rivalry

An acrimonious relationship develops between Maine and Massachusetts.

On this date in Maine history: Feb. 18

Colony, Chapter I: Dawnland

Maine's path to statehood began long before you think it did.

Commentary: Trial highlights holes in the case against Susan Collins

Extremist vitriol notwithstanding, a close look at her record shows that the senator has earned her center-right reputation.

Commentary: Time to reform Maine’s services for adults with intellectual disabilities

State Department of Health and Human Services officials roll out a plan to fulfill the promises made when the Pineland Center was closed.

The horrors of child labor is the focus of new Museum L-A exhibit

'All Work and No Play' exhibit opening Jan. 30 features photos by ground-breaking photographer and sociologist Lewis Hine.