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The Forecaster is a regional newspaper in southern Maine. It is published weekly and distributed for free. It publishes various issues, including a Portland paper, "Northern Forecaster," which covers the towns immediately north of Portland like Falmouth and Cumberland, the "Southern Forecaster," which covers South Portland, Cape Elizabeth and other communities immediately south of Portland and a "

Mid-Coast" edition which covers towns including Topsham, Harpswell and Bath. It is owned by the Sun Media Group. The Forecaster also provides its advertisers with digital agency services, providing social media, email, search engine, website, blogging, video, mobile, and reputation management services to help local businesses build their brands online, connect with their communities on social media, and develop campaigns that resonate with an online audience.

Three-way tie atop Varsity Maine girls soccer poll
10/30/2025

Three-way tie atop Varsity Maine girls soccer poll

Camden Hills, Falmouth and Scarborough are tied for first place, and fourth-place Cape Elizabeth gets the most first-place votes.

Only minor changes in Varsity Maine boys soccer poll
10/30/2025

Only minor changes in Varsity Maine boys soccer poll

Gorham and Brunswick both move up one position, to sixth and seventh.

In today's Falmouth Now ePaper read about Tuesday's pesticide ordinance vote, high school sports updates, Maine eateries...
10/30/2025

In today's Falmouth Now ePaper read about Tuesday's pesticide ordinance vote, high school sports updates, Maine eateries helping with food assistance and much more. Get it all here: https://epaper.pressherald.com/shortcode/FAL533

Yarmouth at Mt. Ararat is Varsity Maine football game of the week
10/29/2025

Yarmouth at Mt. Ararat is Varsity Maine football game of the week

Two of the state’s original eight-man teams are both 7-1 and will add another chapter to their book of postseason encounters.

Midcoast-based organization to host women’s empowerment conference
10/29/2025

Midcoast-based organization to host women’s empowerment conference

This unique events centers around storytelling — “Each woman’s life is one big, amazing story — with plot twists, challenges and breakthroughs — and she is the heroine of it,” said weHe…

Here are some of the Maine restaurants, eateries and markets offering food assistance
10/29/2025

Here are some of the Maine restaurants, eateries and markets offering food assistance

A growing number of Maine businesses are offering free or discounted food to Mainers in need.

In today's Cumberland-Yarmouth Now ePaper, read about a Yarmouth trails nod to Wabanaki history, a rivalry soccer match ...
10/29/2025

In today's Cumberland-Yarmouth Now ePaper, read about a Yarmouth trails nod to Wabanaki history, a rivalry soccer match for top seed, business opportunities through Roux Institute and much more. Get it all here: https://epaper.pressherald.com/shortcode/CUM733

Watch Varsity Maine’s football highlights from Week 8
10/29/2025

Watch Varsity Maine’s football highlights from Week 8

The top plays from last week’s high school football games.

Varsity Maine football poll has first unanimous No. 1 of the season
10/28/2025

Varsity Maine football poll has first unanimous No. 1 of the season

Thornton convinces holdout voters with another 1-vs.-2 victory.

Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 8
10/28/2025

Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 8

Standout performers from last week.

Here are 11 boys soccer players we expect to make an impact in the postseason
10/28/2025

Here are 11 boys soccer players we expect to make an impact in the postseason

Several players hope to lead the charge for their teams toward state championship glory.

Falmouth lawns sprout signs on both sides of pesticide ordinance vote
10/28/2025

Falmouth lawns sprout signs on both sides of pesticide ordinance vote

The Nov. 4 referendum will determine whether changes that would strengthen the town’s rules on pesticides and fertilizers should be repealed or go back into effect.

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