Troy R. Bennett

She attended the school in the 1970s and later recalled, as a witness in a high-profile 2002 murder trial, how its students were routinely abused both physically and mentally.

A Harpswell Neck landowner is offering a free, 50- to 100-year land lease for someone who wants to farm roughly 7 acres on his property, a rare opportunity in a town where property is pricey and there is little to no arable land that's available.

PORTLAND, Maine — Writer Avery Yale Kamila stopped eating meat as a teenager, shortly after discovering a secret “Vegetarian Whopper” while working at a Maine Turnpike Burger King in 1988.

CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine — Photographer Eugene Cole started his yearlong, beachside surfer portrait project with one simple rule to ensure it got done: Shoot first, surf later.

For years, the company's annual Nutcracker show with a cone bra-wearing Sugar Plumb Fairy was the hottest ticket in town.

Photojournalist Paul Cunningham spent 12 years helping build the vessel while documenting each painstaking step with his camera.

FREEPORT, Maine — Photojournalist Paul Cunningham ignored the biting west wind Thursday morning as he prowled around a float where the wooden sailing vessel Virginia is tied up for the winter.

Like many artists with day jobs and successful side hustles, Ross Adam feels like he must make the difficult choice between one or the other.

Leigh Kellis is hoping to turn a cavernous, three-floor Portland space into an affordable visual and performing artist co-op.

According to official reports, arrests in the Bayside Neighborhood alone have gone up 48 percent over the same period last year.