Police said the dog outside Long Grain was safe. Witnesses who measured the temperature inside at 90 degrees disagreed.

Sally McCloskey rarely leaves her tiny Maine island, but made a special exception to share the book her father wrote for her at age 3 with children at Union Fair.

How Graham Platner’s Senate campaign vexed the national press.

How Graham Platner’s Senate campaign vexed the national press.

We asked Midcoast Villager readers for their thoughts.

The Democratic hopeful also shared his “direct family connection to Judaism" as Jewish groups have expressed concerns.

Republican legislative leaders demanded action after Shenna Bellows declined to grant undercover license plates to ICE agents.

Natasha Irving said unjustified violence against people in her district will not go unanswered.

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The Globe spoke to Alex Seitz-Wald about transitioning from NBC to the Midcoast Villager — and how coverage of Graham Platner’s controversial US Senate campaign bridged the gap.

Large crowds in the Midcoast suggest that rumors of the oyster farmer's political demise are exaggerated.

The Midcoast Villager, an innovative weekly newspaper based in Camden, Maine, got The New York Times treatment last week. But though the Times lavished attention on the high-profile journalists who…

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The endorsement will make it harder for Golden and his allies to ignore Matt Dunlap's challenge in the Democratic primary.

Genevieve McDonald, who was the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate's political director, said comments reported this week "are not words or values I can stand behind in a candidate."

Governor Janet Mills U.S. Senate run against Graham Platner will pit the Democrats’ establishment wing against the insurgent bloc, says Maine journalist Alex Seitz-Wald.