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Unity church, long a staple of the community, set to reopen following devastating fire
A September celebration is planned for the now Unity Union Church, which is undergoing repairs after an arson in December 2020 caused extensive damage to the historic building.
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Head-on crash in Oakland closes High Street, injures 3, police say
Three people were injured in a 2-vehicle crash on High Street in Oakland on Monday, police say, although officers did not know how badly the people were hurt.
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Augusta’s Fourth of July celebrations draw hundreds to capital city
Monday's events marked both the founding of the United States of America and the 100th anniversary of the opening Old Fort Western as a museum.
Fireworks display business rebounds despite higher costs
Photos: People in central Maine celebrate Fourth of July with parades — both on and off the water
Residents turn out for holiday celebration, concert in Clinton
Augusta family reported missing has been located
Courtesy boat inspections on rise at Maine lakes in high-stakes battle against invasive species
Although few inspections detect invasives such as the Eurasian watermilfoil, officials are ramping up efforts because the damage to a lake's ecosystem can hinder boaters and swimmers, and reduce surrounding property values.
New group in Maine goes into courthouses to observe, document and collect data
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Nation & World Posted: 7:44 AM
Israeli fire likely killed reporter, U.S. says
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Nation & World Posted: 7:44 AM
Police find man suspected in shooting at Chicago-area parade
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Posted: 6:40 AM
‘The Lightning Thief’ to be staged July 14-24
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Nation & World Posted: 6:17 AM
Six killed, 30 wounded in shooting at Chicago-area July 4 parade
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Editorials Posted: 4:10 AM
Our View: Congress comes up short in helping hungry students
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Local & State Posted: 4:00 AM
Cape Elizabeth twins’ solar-electric lawn care business is cutting edge
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine Voices: Chilling historical echoes in Supreme Court’s anti-privacy agenda
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Scholars Strategy Network: The racist roots of gun control
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Business Posted: 4:00 AM
McCain Foods aims to power half of Aroostook plant with solar gardens
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Posted: 1:52 AM
Portland-based nonprofit announces 2022 Mitchell Scholars
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Community Posted: 1:01 AM
Augusta-based nonprofit theater group receives national grant
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Local & State
Head-on crash in Oakland closes High Street, injures 3, police say
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Local & State
Augusta family reported missing has been located
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Local & State
Augusta police seek help in locating 1 woman, 4 children suspected to be missing
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Local & State
After back-to-back years of canceled festivities, central Maine is ready to celebrate July Fourth
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Local & State
Residents turn out for holiday celebration, concert in Clinton
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Local & State
Interactive Map: Find Fourth of July fireworks displays in Maine
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Local & State
Fireworks display business rebounds despite higher costs
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Maine Crime
New group in Maine goes into courthouses to observe, document and collect data
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Politics
LePage takes new tack in old quest to eliminate income taxes
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Local & State
Photos: Annual music series are back live and in-person along the Kennebec River
July 2
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Things to Do
Why wait for fall? Summer has its share of Maine fairs
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Local & State
Pinball wizards and moral decay? Freeport reconsiders historic gaming restrictions
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Local & State
Cape Elizabeth twins’ solar-electric lawn care business is cutting edge
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Business
McCain Foods aims to power half of Aroostook plant with solar gardens
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Opinion
Tell Us: Should Maine consider any new legislation in the wake of the Supreme Court abortion decision?
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Letters to the Editor
Anti-abortion states won’t get my money
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Local & State
Hundreds protest in Portland on the Fourth for abortion rights
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Local & State
Rangeley Town manager, fire rescue chief to shop for new pumper truck
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Local & State
Photos: People in central Maine celebrate Fourth of July with parades — both on and off the water
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Local & State
Maine reports slight uptick in COVID-19 hospitalizations
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Local & State
Augusta family reported missing has been located
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Maine Crime
New group in Maine goes into courthouses to observe, document and collect data
Residents turn out for holiday celebration, concert in Clinton
Area residents came out to Clinton on Sunday to enjoy the summer weather and variety of vendors at the celebration.
Fireworks display business rebounds despite higher costs
This Fourth of July holiday season will be the busiest ever for Central Maine Pyrotechnics, the Farmingdale-based pyrotechnics company, despite higher costs for products, shipping, labor and transportation.
Victim of attempted carjacking recounts wild ride in Portland
Jeff Hewett of Cape Elizabeth thwarted the theft of his Porsche but was stabbed in the process.
Our View: Congress comes up short in helping hungry students
Maine has led the way by promising access to free meals for every student at every school, a policy that helps both families and schools.
Farmington to host first LGBTQ+ Pride Festival in town’s history
Organizers say it is an opportunity to celebrate, welcome and educate.
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