Milbridge physician who has said she’ll run against U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in 2020 has been reprimanded by the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine for engaging in unprofessional conduct.

Bypassing a stalemated Maine Legislature, ethics regulators voted Thursday to effectively ignore a drafting error in state law that has locked away about $3.2 million in taxpayer funding for gubernatorial and legislative campaigns since July.

Good morning from Augusta, where our hearts are broken.

Good morning from Augusta, where two longshot major-party candidates are trying desperately to gain ground on U.S. Sen. Angus King, who was on a motorcycle tour of Maine this weekend and has seemed to be doing his best to ignore their existence so far.

Gov. Paul LePage announced Friday that his health and human services chief will retire at the end of August.

Good morning from Augusta, where Gov. Paul LePage is emerging in a flurry to urge the passage of child welfare bills he recently wanted to wait before submitting and doubling down on a campaign against Democrats he accuses of dilly-dallying with the people’s business.

The University of Maine at Fort Kent invites the business community and service organizations throughout the Valley to participate in its annual Community Fair on Thursday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

After the conclusion of the Acadian Festival, Acadians in the Valley celebrated Acadian Day on Wednesday, Aug. 15, with a special Mass, supper, parade, and entertainment.

A dog’s wet nose and cat’s head butt are warming the market for veterinary medicines, with Westbrook-based IDEXX Laboratories expecting an average 10 percent revenue growth each year from now until 2023.

The third annual Healing Waters Women’s Conference, a Christian faith-based event, will be held Friday evening at 7 p.m. and all day Saturday, Sept. 1 and 2, at Whited Bible Camp, 790 US Route 1, Bridgewater.

Christian recording Artist and “American Idol” finalist Phil Stacey will perform in Fort Kent at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 30.

The Frenchville and St. Agatha sodalities of the Ladies of St. Anne joined together earlier this year to raise funds for the Our Lady of the Valley Churches Restoration Campaign.

In 1924 there were more farm foreclosures in the St. John Valley than in 1934. We can see that at the Registry of Deeds in Fort Kent .

In regards to Lou Ouellette’s letter attacking James Chasse’s and my intelligence, moral values, and facts.

I do believe, Mr. Ouellette, you are channeling a bit of your hero Trump who states an average of 10 untruths daily.

If I wanted to endure day after day, week after week of humid, hot, sweltering weather, I’d live in Africa, or perhaps Florida.

Paul Cyr of Madawaska states in his letter to the editor that the Obama administration achieved 4.1 percent GDP on four separate occasions? Truly fiction.

When you think of $12,000, what comes into your mind? The cost of a gently used car, perhaps -- one that will get you to work and your kids to school safely?