Mainers with Florida connections monitor storm, stay in touch with family
As Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida, those who live there are holed up at their homes, awaiting the onslaught of wind and water.
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Conversation with author Machado at Colby College to kick off first Maine Lit Fest
Carmen Maria Machado, who wrote the celebrated "In the Dream House," spoke this week ahead of the festival and weighed in on rising efforts to ban books from school libraries.
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Big Apple on Stone Street robbed — again — in Augusta
Police say they are seeking a male who brandished a gun Tuesday night at the convenience store and fled with money. The shop has been robbed at least nine times over the past eight years.
LePage says Gov. Mills’ policies have fueled drug use, crime
Two Waterville holiday traditions return this year for in-person celebrations
Clinton Fire and Police departments receive grants to upgrade equipment
Maine prosecutors drop indictment amid allegations investigator ‘monitored’ attorney calls
Three contenders clash in what may be the only 2nd District congressional debate
Augusta man pleads guilty to assaulting federal officer
Gov. Mills launches program to give grants up to $2,000 to family caregivers
As strain on public school educators continues, Thomas College looks to provide a fix
Waterville Planning Board debates rules intended to reduce number of vacant buildings in city
The board on Tuesday night discussed whether a proposed ordinance would spur redevelopment of vacant buildings or penalize people trying to develop vacant structures by lodging fines against them while a property remains uninhabited.
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Movie Review J.P. Devine Posted: 1:04 AM
‘The Good House’ about everyday heroes who fight addiction
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Behavioral health networks to co-present series starting Oct. 6 in Fairfield
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Posted: 12:00 AM
Area Scout leaders complete youth protection training
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Augusta Cub Scout Pack 603 members learn to help others
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Health network to offer range of free workshops during October
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Posted: 12:00 AM
Drivers association raises over $40K for camps Sunshine, Postcard
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
South China church seeks vendors for Oct. 29 craft fair
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 10:39 PM
Vaccine appears to protect against monkeypox, CDC says
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 7:48 PM
Fish fossil catch from China includes oldest teeth ever
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 7:27 PM
Indigent defender commission sends emergency funding request to governor, lawmakers
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Health Care Posted: Yesterday at 7:15 PM
Questions, tension face task force studying violence in health care settings
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 7:12 PM
Local Roundup: Hall-Dale field hockey shuts out Boothbay
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Local & State
‘Can Opener’ railroad trestle contorts another tractor-trailer in downtown Augusta
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Schools and Education
Waterville mayor complains to school board about student safety
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Maine Crime
Contractor who bilked dozens of central Maine homeowners, many elderly, sentenced to 3 years in prison
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Local & State
Stonington man identified as driver killed in three-vehicle crash on Interstate 95
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Maine Crime
Waterville man faces charges after firing gun in downtown vehicle, police say
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Local & State
LePage, sportsmen’s group tussle over $40 million fish hatchery
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Maine Crime
Augusta man pleads guilty to assaulting federal officer
September 27 -
Local & State
Very slippery soap aids old barn’s slide to safety in Appleton
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LePage responds to report about Florida tax exemption as Dems maintain pressure
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Local & State
Tragic end as Freeport teen found dead
September 27
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Maine Crime
Contractor who bilked dozens of central Maine homeowners, many elderly, sentenced to 3 years in prison
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Politics
Defense contractor pleads guilty to making illegal contributions to Sen. Collins’ 2020 campaign
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Opinion
Tell Us: Should the ‘can opener’ train trestle in downtown Augusta be removed?
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Local & State
See the latest data: Tracking COVID-19 in Maine
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Letters to the Editor
Common Ground Fair shouldn’t allow smoking
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Local & State
Indigent defender commission sends emergency funding request to governor, lawmakers
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Health Care
Questions, tension face task force studying violence in health care settings
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Local & State
Gov. Mills launches program to give grants up to $2,000 to family caregivers
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Local Government
Clinton Fire and Police departments receive grants to upgrade equipment
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Politics
LePage says Gov. Mills’ policies have fueled drug use, crime
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Life & Culture
Two Waterville holiday traditions return this year for in-person celebrations
Waterville Planning Board debates rules intended to reduce number of vacant buildings in city
The board on Tuesday night discussed whether a proposed ordinance would spur redevelopment of vacant buildings or penalize people trying to develop vacant structures by lodging fines against them while a property remains uninhabited.
Winthrop library board sees first contested race in over a decade
Candidates cited issues such as national book bans and future fundraising endeavors as motivating factors.
Augusta man pleads guilty to assaulting federal officer
Derik Broox Wight, 41, could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after allegedly holding a knife near the throat of a security officer at the Edmund S. Muskie Federal Building in April.
‘The Good House’ about everyday heroes who fight addiction
Finally, a warm inviting film that comes as autumn balm, while action movies burn the world down around us, writes J.P. Devine.
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