Carol Bousquet
Weekend Edition Host and Producer-
The new codes are intended to ensure that buildings moving forward meet updated structural integrity, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality standards. -
Maine State Police say James Davis III was armed when he went to a family gathering Wednesday morning. That afternoon he shot four people, killing his mother and an RSU#4 food service manager who was driving home from work. -
State officials ask private landowners to check their ash trees for beetle damage. -
Ben Martens, Executive Director of the Association said the ground fishery provides an opportunity for fishermen to diversify and build markets for new species other than lobster. -
This year, approved clients will receive a $50 share to use at the farm stand of their choice. Last year, 18,000 income eligible Mainers 60 and older were served. -
The Tesla Takedown movement was organized to rally against what it calls the corrupt, anti-democratic, and plutocratic regime running the federal government. -
In a letter to families, Bishop James Ruggieri said the school has to end classes for grades 9 through 12 due to low enrollment and financial instability. -
The U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce wants answers about how the February 2025 encampment by Students for Justice in Palestine in Smith Union was handled.
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The federal agency announced Thursday that it would lay off 10,000 workers. Another 10,000 workers will take early retirement or deferred resignations. -
The USDA is requiring the testing of raw milk bound for pasteurization after bird flu was found in raw milk in several states.
