“For the most part, the town is very supportive of what’s happening on South Street.”

—Jim Schatz

By Tom Walsh

The true nature of island life was on display on the last day of the tournament when, due to inclement weather, the Washington Island Bucks were not able to fly back home.

Currently, there are some 60,000 second homes on the Cape…

In 2016, nearly 65 million people were on the move as a result of wars and persecution.

Two developments planned for the peninsula part of Portland will add 180,000-square-feet of office space—and more parking pressure.

It’s not the sexiest topic, but transportation policy impact radiates out through many arenas, including economic development, land use planning, population movement, and environmental protection.

My first draft of this piece was terrible. I wrote a nondescript, short essay about projects I was working on...

The Maine Superior Court has ruled the Department of Transportation failed to follow the correct procedure when it raised fares on the Maine State Ferry Service earlier this year. The ruling came after the town of Islesboro filed suit against DOT.