Curtis won the governorship in 1966 while promising to bring Maine out of its backward condition…

The MLA takes issue with The Working Waterfront’s careless and provocative presentation. The front page featured a sensational combination of a headline...

Exploration associated with drilling uses extremely loud seismic air gun blasts once every 10 seconds…

A reexamination leads one to conclude that title to Maine’s intertidal lands is held by the state in trust for the public…

My proposed bill builds upon and adapts the model successfully used by New Hampshire. That state set up a commission consisting of a wide array of stakeholders and experts to assess the coastal risks and hazards...

We all want the same thing for Maine—robust working waterfronts, resilient coastal communities, and conservation of natural resources…

Only 25 towns and cities in Maine have some historic protection compared to 84 in New Hampshire.

There is a new player on the block, fouling the coast, the Gulf of Maine, and the wild things within.

Global warming and climate changes are much too important to Maine and the rest of the world to be rectified by executive order…