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Maine paddleboarder who went missing was murdered, police say

Maine paddleboarder who went missing was murdered, police say

Local News By Molly Farrar July 7, 2025 1 minute to read Share Close Send this article to your social connections. Share Send this article to your social connections. Police in Maine are asking for the public’s help after paddleboarder who went...

Eli Spaulding rallies again for second straight Maine Amateur golf title

Eli Spaulding rallies again for second straight Maine Amateur golf title

Jul. 10—OAKLAND — Call him Maine golf's comeback kid. For the second straight year, the final round of the Maine Amateur was winning time for Eli Spaulding. Spaulding successfully defended his title Thursday, rallying from a three-shot deficit at...

Don Robinson Named New Girls Track Coach at Maine East

Don Robinson Named New Girls Track Coach at Maine East

Maine East recently named the 10th head coach in program history for girls track and field, announcing Don Robinson as the new head coach of the program. He follows in the footsteps of past head coaches: Alice (Barthold) Davitt (1973-80), Dave...

Windham intersection reopens after closing due to crash involving power lines

Windham intersection reopens after closing due to crash involving power lines

WINDHAM, Maine — A motor vehicle crash involving electrical wires forced the closure of an intersection in Windham Wednesday morning. The crash impacted the intersection of River Road and Main Street, near the restaurant Smoked Windham. In an...

Death of Maine paddleboarder being investigated as a homicide: Police

Death of Maine paddleboarder being investigated as a homicide: Police

UNION, Maine (AP) — Police in Maine are investigating the death of a paddleboarder near a campground in rural Maine as a homicide and asking the public for help finding the killer. The body of Sunshine Stewart, 48, of Tenants Harbor, Maine, was...

Gov. Mills says opioid overdoses are declining in Maine

Gov. Mills says opioid overdoses are declining in Maine

AND AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL MISCHIEF. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL CHARGES AS THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES. TODAY IN AUGUSTA... GOVERNOR JANET MILLS' OPIOID RESPONSE SUMMIT... SHE SAYS OVERDOSE NUMBERS IN MAINE ARE TRENDING DOWN... ONE OF ONLY FOUR STATES...

Spaulding repeats as Maine Am champ

Spaulding repeats as Maine Am champ

Spaulding repeats as Maine Am champ MAINE'S MOST PRESTIGIOUS MEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT WRAPPING UP TODAY WITH THE FINAL ROUND OF THE MAINE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP AT WATERVILLE COUNTRY CLUB. THE GALLERY FOLLOWING THE LEADERS ALL DAY FREEPORT'S ELI...

Maine-based helicopter tour company expands to Lakes Region

Maine-based helicopter tour company expands to Lakes Region

LACONIA — Pine Tree Helicopters, a Maine-based business for all things helicopters, is expanding operations into the Lakes Region. The group will fly out of the Laconia Municipal Airport for The Lake Winnipesauke Helicopter Adventure tour. Pine...

Maine Turnpike Authority explores options to upgrade service plazas

Maine Turnpike Authority explores options to upgrade service plazas

PORTLAND (WGME) -- The Maine Turnpike Authority is looking to upgrade some of its service plazas, and that could mean new places to eat when you stop to fill up the tank. The MTA's new director wants to give all five service plazas a makeover....

Maine officials stress water safety after recent drownings

Maine officials stress water safety after recent drownings

OGUNQUIT (WGME) -- After recent drownings in Maine, officials want to make sure people are being safe in the water. Ogunquit’s fire chief says every lifeguard stand on the beach has two lifeguards at all times for both their safety and the...

Maine tourism continues past July 4th

Maine tourism continues past July 4th

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - The fourth of July has come and gone, but the tourists remain here in the state of Maine. AAA predicting one of the busiest holidays on record. Among those moving about the state are Ohio natives Milo and Diane Macko. We...

Maine homesteaders are leaving rural life behind. What’s next?

Maine homesteaders are leaving rural life behind. What’s next?

Hans Krichels is a shadow of his farmer self. That’s a joke the former back-to-the-lander likes to tell about departing his 75-acre Bucksport homestead. After a divorce left him alone there, he moved into town, then to Ellsworth and back to...

Video: Watch a bull moose with velvet-covered antlers in the North Maine Woods 

Video: Watch a bull moose with velvet-covered antlers in the North Maine Woods 

In a video from the Facebook page Foote Off the Grid, a North Maine Woods bull moose showcases one of nature’s most remarkable growth processes: the bull’s developing antlers layered in soft velvet reveal he’s deep in summer’s extraordinary...

Maine's Thunderstorm Season is Here - Know How to Stay Safe

Maine's Thunderstorm Season is Here - Know How to Stay Safe

Thunderstorms can be fun to watch, but it's important to take certain precautions before the fun turns dangerous. Maine Emergency Management Agency Says Lightning is Powerful and Deadly Lightning is not something to be taken for granted. A single...

'Don't do it alone': Experts share tips to stay safe in Maine waters

'Don't do it alone': Experts share tips to stay safe in Maine waters

Boating accidents, drownings and water rescues are all on the rise this time of year as people look to enjoy the summer weather and there have been quite a few issues over the last few weeks in Maine.Water safety officials say there are some...

'Enough is enough': New Maine law targets 'predatory' parking enforcement

'Enough is enough': New Maine law targets 'predatory' parking enforcement

PORTLAND (WGME) -- A new Maine law aims to crack down on what some lawmakers and drivers call predatory parking enforcement. It follows various complaints from people ticketed at University of Southern Maine over the past few years. Starting in...

'Elevating Voices' TV show celebrates diversity in business across Maine

'Elevating Voices' TV show celebrates diversity in business across Maine

A TV show in Maine is shining a spotlight and celebrating all types of diversity in businesses across the state. Its newest season is kicking off this weekend on CBS13. It's called "Elevating Voices," and spotlights and celebrates all types of...

Take a Look Inside an Abandoned Maine Silver Mine

Take a Look Inside an Abandoned Maine Silver Mine

When we think about Maine's major industries from the 1800s and early 1900s, we typically think of shipbuilding, fishing, and logging. However, there were a sizeable number of mines throughout Maine during the last few centuries. The first...

Maine and a GOP lawmaker who ID'd transgender athlete online agree lawsuit is now moot

Maine and a GOP lawmaker who ID'd transgender athlete online agree lawsuit is now moot

The appeal still needs to be formally dismissed by a court, but it is essentially dropped given that both parties agree. PORTLAND, Maine — Attorneys for the state of Maine and a conservative lawmaker who identified a transgender teen student...

Maine motel owners see fewer bookings as tourists wait for last-minute deals

Maine motel owners see fewer bookings as tourists wait for last-minute deals

Lodgings are seeing fewer bookings and on shorter notice. Business owners believe consumers are worried about having the cash to afford future stays. MAINE, USA — Rooms that were once booked full are more likely to be open for motels, hotels, and...

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