Spain native, Thomas College senior: Enduring separation from family due to pandemic all about perspective
A native of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, Afonso has not seen his family since Christmas 2019 due to the pandemic.
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Maine vaccine shipments to drop next week, just as eligibility expands to include teachers
The state will not receive any doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after getting 15,000 this week, but more doses may go directly to retail pharmacies next week.
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Man who killed neighbor’s dog in Somerville won’t be prosecuted
Dannie L. Peaslee Sr., who was initially charged with animal cruelty, told police he felt threatened by a dog owned by a neighbor with whom he'd had a longstanding dispute.
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Local & State
State says people in jails and prisons will have to keep waiting for vaccines
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Local & State
Bishop calls for Maine’s Catholics to choose alternatives to Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Bishop Robert Deeley is urging Catholics to choose the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines if available, citing concerns about abortion-derived cell lines in connection with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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Local & State
Maine will open vaccine eligibility to school staff regardless of age
Two arrested in Waterville on drug trafficking charges
Police on Wednesday stopped a vehicle on Elm Street and the occupant fled, leading officers on a foot chase and tossing an item later found to be drugs on the roof of a building before he was arrested.
Fairfield woman to serve 32 months for conspiracy to distribute drugs
Stephanie Pelletier, 29, will serve three years of supervised release after her prison sentence.
Augusta man missing since January found dead
Augusta police say they found the body of Pierre 'Pete' Bolduc on Wednesday in Augusta and the cause of his death is under investigation.
Police: Fugitive wanted in Maine jumps bail in Vermont, takes off with woman
Police say that Christopher Farrow is facing charges in three states, including Maine.
Winthrop Historical Society purchases former Key Bank building for future headquarters
Officials predict normal to below-normal spring flooding
Maine's River Flow Advisory Commission met virtually Thursday to discuss ice conditions, flood risk and drought conditions in Maine.
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Editorials Posted: 4:10 AM
Our View: Pipeline rejection shows climate-related questions not always easy
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Tom Waddell: Gov. Mills’ order treats all equally — including churches
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Bill Nemitz Posted: 4:00 AM
Bill Nemitz: New and improved democracy – so easy you can do it in your pajamas
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Community Posted: 1:48 AM
Compost webinar series to begin March 11
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Community Posted: 1:41 AM
Virtual veteran town hall set for March 11
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Community Posted: 1:30 AM
Capital Area Technical Center announces February Professionals of the Month
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Community Posted: 1:23 AM
Local students earn honors at Merrimack College
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Community Posted: 1:16 AM
Le Moyne College names local students to dean’s list
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Community Posted: 1:15 AM
Local students make University of Rhode Island dean’s list
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Community Posted: 1:07 AM
Agricultural research updates webinar to be held March 10
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Opinion Posted: 12:00 AM
Tell Us: Should the Maine Department of Labor compensate Mainers whose bank accounts were frozen over a glitch in unemployment claims?
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Local & State
Augusta man missing since January found dead
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Local & State
Oakland woman impaled by tree branch in ‘fair’ condition
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Local & State
Waterville announces schedule for $11.2 million downtown project
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Maine Crime
Two arrested in Waterville on drug trafficking charges
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Local & State
Maine Department of Labor adjusts process that froze 13 bank accounts
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Maine Crime
Police: Fugitive wanted in Maine arrested in Vermont, but released days later
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Local & State
Electronic campaign signs draw complaint in Gardiner area
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Local & State
Maine will open vaccine eligibility to school staff regardless of age
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Business
Cannabis version of Shipyard’s Pumpkinhead ale to launch in Maine
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Local & State
‘I feel misled’: Mainers react to strictly age-based vaccine eligibility
March 2
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Opinion
Tell Us: Should the Maine Department of Labor compensate Mainers whose bank accounts were frozen over a glitch in unemployment claims?
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Local & State
Sabattus road rage incident leads to SUV crash, police say
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Business
Injured rigger visits BIW to thank co-workers, union for raising $61,000
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Local & State
Helicopter rescues Belfast man from icy trail in Acadia
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Maine Crime
Farmington man, Bangor woman indicted on charges in drive-by shooting in Jay
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Bill Nemitz
Bill Nemitz: New and improved democracy – so easy you can do it in your pajamas
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Local & State
West Gardiner delays annual Town Meeting
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Local & State
Anson election, Town Meeting set for Saturday
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Letters to the Editor
Hydro dams valuable in fight against climate change
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Arts & Entertainment
Major parties in Robert Indiana lawsuit reach settlement
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Maine Crime
Police: Fugitive wanted in Maine jumps bail in Vermont, takes off with woman
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Local & State
Officials predict normal to below-normal spring flooding
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Maine Crime
Central Maine March 4 police log
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Maine Crime
Fairfield woman to serve 32 months for conspiracy to distribute drugs
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Maine Crime
Two arrested in Waterville on drug trafficking charges
Oakland woman impaled by tree branch in ‘fair’ condition
David and Theresa Roy were traveling on Pond Road in Sidney Tuesday when a tree fell on their vehicle in high winds and a branch came through the car and impaled Theresa Roy, who is 79.
Winthrop Historical Society purchases former Key Bank building for future headquarters
The former Key Bank building at 107 Main St. will need more than $50,000 in work before it is ready to open, according to society president Lynda Pratt.
Standoff in Buxton ends after road closure, school lockdown
Michael Landry surrendered peacefully to authorities and is facing a charge of domestic violence aggravated assault.
Our View: Juvenile justice reform starts with the youngest
Maine can continue taking steps in the right direction by keeping the youngest offenders out of the justice system.
J.P. Devine Review: ‘The Flight Attendant’ Redux
TV series offers a dark candy box of frights, flights and fantasies.
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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