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Maulian Dana shares a smile with her father, Barry, in 2018, before speaking to the Skowhegan High School board in an effort to get them to stop using the Indian Mascot. (Courtesy of Jeff Kirlin, The Thing of The Moment Photography)

Maulian Dana shares a smile with her father, Barry, in 2018, before speaking to the Skowhegan High School board in an effort to get them to stop using the Indian Mascot. (Courtesy of Jeff Kirlin, The Thing of The Moment Photography)

Penobscot Nation’s first ambassador receives award for tribal justice and advocacy

This year, the 35-year-old activist -- who became the first-ever Penobscot Nation Ambassador in 2017 -- was named a recipient of the Maryann Hartman Award, an annual award presented to local women who embody the spirit of the late University of Maine professor and humanitarian.

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Milford Fire and Rescue asks public for donations of personal protective equipment

Experiencing a shortage of their personal protective equipment stockpile, the Milford Fire and Rescue Department has turned to the public for help to protect first responders.

Penobscot Nation’s first ambassador receives award for tribal justice and advocacy

This year, the 35-year-old activist -- who became the first-ever Penobscot Nation Ambassador in 2017 -- was named a recipient of the Maryann Hartman Award, an annual award presented to local women who embody the spirit of the late University of Maine professor and humanitarian.

Getting the help you need to make it through

These are uncertain and unsettling times.

Maine universities call off in-person graduation ceremonies

The University of Maine System on Monday canceled the in-person graduation ceremonies scheduled for May at all seven of its universities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Orono teachers greet students from afar with a parade from their cars

An unusually warm and sunny afternoon on Thursday offered the perfect chance for Orono’s teachers to make a special visit with their students -- without ever having to leave their cars.

Nursing homes can now request a state reimbursement to cover pandemic costs

Maine’s nursing facilities hit with unexpected costs from the coronavirus pandemic can apply for a reimbursement from the state, Gov. Janet Mills and Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Jeanne Lambrew announced Thursday morning.