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Potato LEAF Awards 2024-25 Scholarship to Xiuyan Zhang of the University of Maine
WASHINGTON – The Potato Leadership, Education, and Advancement Foundation (Potato LEAF) is pleased to announce Xiuyan Zhang, a Ph.D. student at the University of Maine, as the recipient of the organization’s 2024-25 Academic Scholarship. The $10,000 scholarship award is provided annually to one graduate student with an interest in research that stands to significantly and directly benefit the U.S. potato industry.
‘Art for Art’s Sake’ Aug. 23-25
The Lincoln Arts Festival (LAF) Art Show has been held since 1995, and almost always at a shipyard. For many years now, Hodgdon Yacht Services, at 100 Ebenecook Road, Southport has generously provided just the right space for this show, Art For Art’s Sake. This year opening is Friday,...
Can You Help? List of 35 Unsolved Missing Persons Cases in Maine
The Maine State Police have a list of 35 individuals who have gone missing since 1964. Each name on this list represents a person whose disappearance has left a void in the lives of their families and communities. These cases remain unsolved, and the hope of finding answers still burns brightly for those left behind.
Putting Maine on the Map: Portland Picnic Co. makes your picnic dreams come true
Maine has no shortage of beautiful settings for a good picnic and a local company is taking the experience to the next level. From bachelorette parties to bridal showers or even a dreamy date night, they are making your picnic dreams come true!. In this segment, owner Christine Russell tells...
Injured Hiker Rescued & Flown by Helicopter to Hospital in Maine
A 71-year-old man was rescued after he collapsed while hiking in Carrabassett Valley. The Maine Warden Service said Gerard Jalbert from Falmouth “was hiking with a friend and returning back from hiking to the top of Redington Mountain when he collapsed on the trail” around 12:30 pm Wednesday.
New Study Says Most People in Maine Sleep Like Garbage
There are so many delightful sounds and smells throughout the state of Maine, whether you're by the water and can hear the crashing of the waves, or further inland with crickets playing a symphony every night. There's the salty air or the scent of flower meadows all around the state.
All Fairfield police vehicles are now equipped with lifesaving AED devices
FAIRFIELD, Maine — Fairfield-Benton Emergency Services provided the Fairfield Police Department with six new lifesaving devices this week that will be available to officers when they respond to emergency calls. Automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, are devices used to shock the heart of someone in cardiac arrest to correct...
York residents petition for new distillery restrictions due to 'whiskey fungus' fears
YORK (WGME) -- Neighbors in York have submitted a petition to put a referendum on the ballot that would stop Wiggly Bridge Distillery from expanding. The are growing concerns about "whiskey fungus,” which feeds and grows off the fumes of alcohol. The petition looks to create an ordinance requiring...
Court holds plea and sentencing hearings for Plummer
A Boothbay Harbor man accused of participating in a March 2023 shooting at Campbell Creek Housing Complex has plea and sentencing hearings set for 1 p.m. Sept. 23 in Lincoln County Superior Court. Matthew A. Plummer, 41, of Boothbay Harbor was arrested on March 19, 2023 for aggravated attempted murder, illegal possession of firearms, reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon, police standoff and violating conditions of release. His plea and sentencing hearings also include other charges dating from 2018 to 2020.
The doctor will see you now. The doctor is a machine
PORTLAND, Maine — Here’s a question worth pondering. Who has the better bedside manner—your doctor or a device powered by artificial intelligence?. In a surprising number of cases, patients say that AI is more comforting than a human physician. Actually, given the state of American healthcare, maybe that’s not surprising.
Champion the Cure Challenge to return to Brewer Saturday, Aug. 17
BREWER, Maine (WABI) - For 15 years, the Lafayette Family Cancer Institute in Brewer has been a safe space for patients facing a cancer diagnosis. “It is nice to see other people getting the same support that I have gotten over the years,” said Michele Campbell, a medical education manager at Northern Light Health.
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