Veterans still receiving urgent care, including cancer treatments, at VA Maine

The center at Togus and the outpatient clinics throughout the state have limited face-to-face visits unless the procedure is time-sensitive or any delay would risk the health of the veteran.

Maine VA health care professionals deploy to New York City

Four Mainers head to the COVID-19 front lines and will be working for 14 straight days consecutively at a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in the Bronx.

After temporarily closing a year ago, Togus VA dialysis center seeks nurse manager to reopen

Old equipment has been moved out of center and will be replaced with new machines when the center reopens. A date for that reopening has yet to be set.

Vets honored in Lewiston with color guards, music

An hour-long Veterans Day ceremony celebrates and give thanks to all veterans in the Twin Cities.

Veteran homelessness is a solvable problem

We owe it to our veterans to fight for their future just as they fought for ours — with dignity and honor.

PHOTO: Meal honors veterans in Lewiston

The Auburn Exchange Club hosted a free meal for veterans at the Green Ladle.

Dead River wins national award for veteran hires

The South Portland-based fuel company was honored by the U.S. Department of Labor for hiring and retaining veterans.

PHOTO: Lewiston park honors Destroyer Escort Sailors Association with bench dedication

‘I shouldn’t be alive’: At reunion of Vietnam POWs, one recounts his capture 47 years ago

Nearly 100 members of NAM-POWs visit the Maine Military Museum in South Portland as part of their annual meeting.

After 101 years, local World War I veteran receives his Purple Heart

U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, who has helped many veterans and their families apply for the Purple Heart, said it is the first time she has helped a World War I veteran's family.