Maine’s trapping program will be the subject of a series of informational meetings to be held around the state next week by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
December 2011
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Eagles’ option a cause for concern
All the talk about the Georgia Southern football team concerns its triple-option offense, complete with fakes, handoffs, quarterback keepers and pitches to blazing running backs.
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Augusta seeks energy-saving options
AUGUSTA — More than $4 million could be saved over the next few decades if a firm’s proposal is accepted for alternative energy systems harnessing wood and solar sources at some city and school buildings.
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CORRECTION
A story about a crash that injured MonaRae Yaede, which appeared Thursday on page A1, incorrectly spelled the victim’s first name.
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Hospitals could lose big if LePage cuts pass
Maine hospitals stand to lose at least $30 million in state and federal health care payments over the next 18 months if the Legislature adopts Gov. Paul LePage’s proposed cuts to MaineCare, according to the Maine Hospital Association.
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Probation revoked for 3 criminals
AUGUSTA — Three men convicted of serious crimes between 2006 and 2008 will spend additional years behind bars.
Posted inCommunity
Local college students honored
BOSTON — Johannes N. Seywerd of Manchester recently received a doctor of dental medicine in dentistry from Boston University.
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PARTY OF TWO: Embracing the journey
Never ask a 5-year-old to pack her suitcase. Night-vision goggles, a pirate sword and a bucket of rocks will never make it through security.
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Carl’s Quick Stop closer to removal in Vassalboro
VASSALBORO — Selectmen fully support Ray Breton’s attempt to gain ownership of the former Carl’s Quick Stop in North Vassalboro.
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Topless coffee shop jury picked
AUGUSTA — It took all day Friday to select 16 people — nine women and seven men — from Kennebec County who will hear evidence at a trial scheduled to begin next week in which a Winthrop man is accused burning down the Grand View Topless Coffee Shop in Vassalboro.