Belgrade’s Ed Lorusso quietly establishes himself as Maine’s master of silent film restoration
The 71-year-old Lorusso, who restores the films at home, just finished his 17th Kickstarter campaign and is working on the 1925 film 'Zander the Great.'
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Palermo couple’s ‘nightmare’ bank account freeze reveals oversight in Maine’s unemployment claim review
Kim Crouse discovered last Wednesday that her primary account at KeyBank had been frozen over unspecified claims of unemployment fraud, a mix-up that took more than a week to be addressed.
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More local teams, but fewer live fans for third annual Skijor Skowhegan event
Because of COVID-19 safety guidelines, spectators were not allowed to watch the event in-person, though the event was broadcast online.
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Nation & World
House passes $1.9 trillion pandemic bill in a win for Biden
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Schools and Education
As coronavirus cases fall, schools feel pressure to add more in-person learning
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Local & State
Maine CDC reports 142 COVID-19 cases, one death
Maine volunteers ready for a crisis
West Gardiner teen becomes Maine’s first female Eagle Scout
Whitefield family’s farmstand destroyed by tractor driver
Costly power grid upgrade to boost renewables will test Maine’s commitment
Pandemic hasn’t completely brought curtain down on student performers
Our View: Mainers in need can’t afford austerity budget
Time is running out on climate change
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Schools and Education Posted: 1:34 PM
Hall-Dale Elementary School raises almost $33,000 through Read-a-Thon
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Local & State Posted: 12:03 PM
Richmond Area Senior Center quilting projects become ‘warm’ gifts
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Varsity Maine Posted: 11:22 AM
Seeds finalized for central Maine basketball tournament
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Local & State Posted: 9:47 AM
Maine CDC reports 142 COVID-19 cases, one death
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Columns Posted: 4:01 AM
J.P. Podcast: Stories about dogs and ice
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Black History Month: The past shows the way forward
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Local & State Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine takes vaccinations to seniors in independent living facilities
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Business Posted: 4:00 AM
Costly power grid upgrade to boost renewables will test Maine’s commitment
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
Time is running out on climate change
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Schools and Education Posted: 4:00 AM
As coronavirus cases fall, schools feel pressure to add more in-person learning
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
COVID has shown moral duties of citizenship
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Local & State
Palermo couple’s ‘nightmare’ bank account freeze reveals oversight in Maine’s unemployment claim review
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J.P. Devine
J.P. Devine: Ted Cruz bites dog
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Local & State
Mainers 60 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccine next week as state shifts to age-based rollout
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Amy Calder
Amy Calder: Seeking answers to her daughter’s last days from 3,000 miles away
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Local & State
Augusta may declare 2 homes, commercial garage ‘dangerous’
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Maine Crime
Whitefield family’s farmstand destroyed by tractor driver
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Local & State
Gardiner city councilor says she’s being ‘poor-shamed,’ won’t resign over unpaid taxes
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Local & State
Maine town unanimously supports anti-masking resolution, citing American Disabilities Act
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Business
Longtime Waterville store, Beverly’s Card & Gift, closing at Elm Plaza
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Local & State
West Gardiner teen becomes Maine’s first female Eagle Scout
February 26
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House fire kills Farmington couple
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J.P. Devine
J.P. Devine: Ted Cruz bites dog
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Local & State
Pittston Select Board holds public hearing to answer questions over the town budget
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Nation & World
Sen. Collins pushes for emergency diaper assistance funding
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Local & State
Week In Photos Feb. 19-26, 2021
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Local & State
Maine takes vaccinations to seniors in independent living facilities
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Outdoors
Alpine touring numbers climb at Maine ski areas
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Local & State
Proposal would create a new state-recognized tribe in Maine
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Opinion
Tell Us: Should Maine relax rules for physical distancing in schools to get more students in the classroom?
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Letters to the Editor
Time is running out on climate change
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Schools and Education
Hall-Dale Elementary School raises almost $33,000 through Read-a-Thon
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Local & State
Richmond Area Senior Center quilting projects become ‘warm’ gifts
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Business
Costly power grid upgrade to boost renewables will test Maine’s commitment
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Food & Dining
Pandemic hasn’t completely brought curtain down on student performers
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Maine Crime
Somerset County courts for March 16-April 30, 2020
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Local & State
Maine to order 11,500 doses of just-approved Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Former Newport Elementary School to become electrical worker apprenticeship training facility
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local and its training arm purchased the former school in January with the goal of opening in the fall 2021.
West Gardiner teen becomes Maine’s first female Eagle Scout
Mia Dawbin completed the requirements to earn her standing as an Eagle Scout earlier this year, making her the first girl to reach that rank in Maine.
Somerset County courts for March 9-13, 2020
Closed cases from Skowhegan District Court and Somerset County Superior Court.
Black History Month: The past shows the way forward
History shows that the actions of ordinary people have the power to transform the world.
Watch: Maine Voices Live Waterville with Matt Apuzzo
The chat with the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter took place Feb. 16.
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