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Western Avenue deemed too dangerous for Augusta schools’ only crossing guard
Speeding, texting drivers are not stopping for crosswalk used by elementary school students.
Crowdfunding to pressure Collins on Kavanaugh vote likely to face legal challenge
The unusual threat to bankroll her hypothetical 2020 opponent is viewed by some as an illegal bribe and by others as typical political gamesmanship.
Crime spree tracked from Vermont to three central Maine counties
Reports of high speed chases, car burglaries and auto thefts have been taken from Franklin, Somerset and Penobscot counties.
Hannaford recalls two styles of frozen pizza
The Scarborough-based supermarket chain says they have a potential for bacterial contamination.
LePage made secret trip to Spain to meet with leaders of CMP’s parent company
The governor's press secretary says LePage and Iberdrola executives met to discuss 'ways to lower energy costs for Maine ratepayers.'
Poliquin indicates he might challenge ranked-choice results if he doesn’t win
The other 2nd District candidates say they will accept the outcome, but the incumbent passes up a chance to rule out a legal challenge if he loses Nov. 6.
Waterville Planning Board approves revisions to Seton building plans
Developer Kevin Mattson has increased the number of apartments projected for the building from 55 to 68 and expects to divide the building into two ownership units, which will help secure funding for the residential side.
Moody camp doubts poll showing Mills with 8-point lead in race for governor
The online poll has the Democrat leading her Republican opponent, but his campaign dismisses the results because the pollsters have strong ties to the Maine Democratic Party.
Oxford man dies after log falls on him in Auburn
Thomas Staples, 57, was struck when the log fell off a cherry picker in a sand pit, police say.
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Mill Park Pétanque Club elects new officers
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Free Cancer Screening and Education Day set for Nov. 6
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Preparing Your Garden Bed for Winter worshop set for Nov. 9
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Readfield Mill Stream Dam Project dedication set for Oct. 27
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Winthrop Hillandalers Snowmobile Club members to sell raffle tickets Oct. 27
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Belgrade coloring contest winners named
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Local & StateSkowhegan residents to help boy who survived mother’s I-95 suicide
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Local & StateFire destroys Fairfield duplex
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Local & StateSkowhegan officer earns woman’s thanks for helping her when she was lost
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Election 2018Democrats spotlight criminal records of 4 Republicans running for Legislature
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Maine CrimeSomerset jail corrections officer charged with assault out on bail
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Local & StateSalt seasons well water in Belgrade ‘Triangle’ area
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BusinessLePage made secret trip to Spain to meet with leaders of CMP’s parent company
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Maine CrimeJudge rejects defense bid to keep blood-alcohol results out of Mount Vernon fatal OUI trial
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BusinessA technological match made in Newport
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Varsity MaineIn charge where he played, Toman excited to lead Gardiner boys basketball
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Election 2018What you need to know about the 5 questions on the Nov. 6 Maine ballot
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Nation & WorldSandra Day O’Connor has beginning stages of dementia
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PoliticsLePage to appeal court ruling in dispute over Mills’ authority
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HealthDesperate & duped? GoFundMe means big bucks for dubious care
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Boston Red SoxTheir kids are confident, but longtime Red Sox fans still can’t forget the curse
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Election 2018Central Maine legislative candidate profiles
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The yard had prepared for the futuristic destroyer, only to have its plans upended when the program was slashed. -
Mark Gessner, convicted of murder in the 1994 death of a florist in Bath, is being held on $50,000 bail at Two Bridges Regional Jail. -
If approved, the ordinance would make Fairfield one of more than 40 towns to allow certain local producer-to-consumer sales free from state regulations. -
The board agrees to develop a bait safety resolution based on Maine's rules that all lobstering states would enact by 2020.
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Local & StateOgunquit residents move to recall officials who backed termination of fire chief
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Nation & WorldTurkish president: Saudis plotted writer’s killing for days
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PoliticsCrowdfunding to pressure Collins on Kavanaugh vote likely to face legal challenge
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NewsPuerto Rico may get extra $20 billion in relief
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NewsWith midterms just 2 weeks away, they’re campaigning like it’s 2016
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Nation & WorldCNN’s Jim Acosta calls for Trump to halt attacks on media
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Schools and EducationWith architect and construction manager locked down, Winslow proceeds with school updates
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NewsHannaford recalls two styles of frozen pizza
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Local & StateWaterville Planning Board approves revisions to Seton building plans
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