Augusta Earns High Marks in Maine Accessibility Project (MAP) Review

The Maine Accessibility Project (MAP) has completed its review of the City of Augusta, awarding a score of 95 out of 100 for its prompt, professional response to a standardized public election information request while highlighting one opportunity to provide more complete election information directly to residents.

Berwick Earns Strong Marks in First Maine Accessibility Project (MAP) Review

The Maine Accessibility Project (MAP) has completed its first municipal accessibility review, awarding the Town of Berwick a score of 90 out of 100 for its timely, professional response to a standardized public election information request while identifying opportunities to provide more complete information in future responses.

The Gorham Democrats Timeline Changed Again

The Maine Mirror’s ongoing investigation into the Gorham Democrats timeline uncovers new developments, including a third Facebook post with comments disabled, an apparent block of Editor-in-Chief Ryan Michaels’ account, and confirmation that the organization’s request-for-comment emails were opened. This installment of The Record documents the latest changes to the public record surrounding the Graham Platner controversy.

Berwick Speaks: School Budget and Bond Win Strong Support at the Polls

Berwick voters have approved both the MSAD 60 school budget and school bond in the June 9, 2026 referendum. The results reflect strong community support for local education and long-term school improvements, while highlighting the importance of local elections in shaping the future of Maine communities.