Gardiner officials declare Water Street building dangerous years after destructive fire
The Gardiner City Council declared 235 Water St. a dangerous building due to damage sustained from a 2015 blaze, but they hope the building in the city's historic downtown can be preserved.
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Ceremony marks manufacturing’s return to former mill in Madison
Gov. Janet Mills joins executives from Belfast-based GO Lab Inc. and town officials for event celebrating imminent launch of wood products manufacturing at former Madison Paper Industries mill.
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Fire destroys popular market run by Amish community in Unity
Heavy smoke seen for miles as firefighters from a number of communities battle blaze at the Community Market and Bakery at 368 Thorndike Road.
Schools and Education
After heated discussion, board rules to keep mask requirement in Skowhegan-area schools
Maine Crime
Palmyra man intentionally sets two houses on fire, police say
Politics
Committee votes down moratorium on COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Politics
Collins helps block voting rights bill as King says U.S. democracy could collapse without it
Local & State
Freeport man dead after jumping from I-295 overpass in Richmond onto tractor-trailer, police say
Local & State
Repairs expected soon on severed cable affecting some telephone, internet service in Waterville
Sports
Augusta readies to host Ironman athletic competition in July, showcasing local trails and river
Local & State
Fired broadcaster withdraws from Maine Basketball Hall of Fame
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Maine Authors Posted: 4:10 AM
OFF RADAR: ‘Stones and other poems’
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Editorials Posted: 4:01 AM
Our View: Members of Congress should not be trading stocks
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Tom Waddell: Supreme Court could put Maine in a bind over school funding
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Posted: 1:40 AM
Griffin House concert planned at One Longfellow Square
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Augusta tech center lauds December professionals of month
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Farmington university arts center to present new media exhibit
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Winthrop Middle School posts honor roll
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New Sharon student makes ND college president’s honor roll
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Foundation to accept applications for grant program
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Schools and Education Posted: Yesterday at 10:32 PM
After heated discussion, board rules to keep mask requirement in Skowhegan-area schools
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 10:06 PM
Girls basketball: Strong start to second half helps Skowhegan in win over Lawrence
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Local & State
Freeport man dead after jumping from I-295 overpass in Richmond onto tractor-trailer, police say
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Local & State
Mt. Vernon man seriously injured in snowmobile crash in northern Franklin County
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Local & State
Fire destroys popular market run by Amish community in Unity
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Local & State
Changes eyed to strip ‘prisoners’ and ‘inmates’ from Maine’s statute books
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Maine Crime
Palmyra man intentionally sets two houses on fire, police say
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Local & State
Maine CDC overwhelmed by backlog of 46,000 positive COVID-19 tests
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Sports
Augusta readies to host Ironman athletic competition in July, showcasing local trails and river
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Editorials
Our View: It’s time to ask, what is the dairy industry worth to Maine?
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Local Government
Waterville addresses increasing COVID-19 numbers among city staff
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Local & State
Dramatic rise in positive COVID test results reveals intensity of omicron surge in Maine
January 18
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Where can I get vaccinated? Where can I get tested for COVID-19? What do I need to know about COVID-19?-
Health Care
More National Guard members arrive to help Maine hospitals handle omicron surge
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Politics
Committee’s party-line endorsement of equal rights amendment makes passage appear doubtful
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Local & State
Midcoast animal welfare groups see uptick in donations from Betty White Challenge
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Varsity Maine
At 23 years old, new Mount View athletic director Krysta Porter is living a dream
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Opinion
Tell Us: Do you support the creation of a consumer-owned electric utility in Maine?
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Letters to the Editor
Chamber: Anti-business rhetoric holds us back
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Schools and Education
After heated discussion, board rules to keep mask requirement in Skowhegan-area schools
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Business
Giant crane assembled to help build state’s tallest building in downtown Portland
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Local & State
Corrections chief to tell lawmakers about state’s response to report critical of Long Creek
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Politics
Committee votes down moratorium on COVID-19 vaccine mandates
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Local & State
Wilton to send letter of support for rail-trail bridge
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Business
Maine real estate market continues trend of slower sales, higher prices
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Boys' Basketball
Boys basketball: Nokomis crushes Brewer in rematch of A North’s top two teams
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Girls' Basketball
Girls basketball: Ella and Lydia Rice lead Winthrop past Mountain Valley
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Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: Gardiner tops Erskine in defensive battle
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Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: Strong start to second half helps Skowhegan in win over Lawrence
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Varsity Maine
Brunswick varsity football reinstated for 2022 season after appeal to MPA
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Olympics
Yarmouth’s Sophia Laukli earns spot on U.S. Olympic Nordic ski team
Palmyra man intentionally sets two houses on fire, police say
Aaron Chadbourn, 54, charged with arson after police said he started fires Sunday at residences on Main Street.
Freeport man dead after jumping from I-295 overpass in Richmond onto tractor-trailer, police say
Man reportedly jumped at 3:35 p.m. Wednesday from overpass at Exit 43, landing on truck's windshield.
Witness says she heard sound like ‘firecrackers’ when Alaskan woman was killed
An Auburn man faces murder and sexual assault charges at his trial in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Our View: Members of Congress should not be trading stocks
Just the appearance of a conflict is enough to stop the practice, which is further eroding trust in our institutions.
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