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July 2012
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Canada-Maine marathon to debut in 2013
The marathon will start at Quoddy Head Station in the eastern Maine town of Lubec and cross over the Lubec Narrows onto Canada’s Campobello Island.
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SNAPSHOT: Winnowing away the day
Dexter Howard, 70, winnows blueberries Sunday at his parent’s Dresden farmhouse. Howard said this summer has yielded a “fair” crop of the fruit from his family’s fields that he sells, after running through the winnower, along the road next to the farm.
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Portland artist’s ‘Hay Ball’ provides multiple talking points
It’s a performance piece, an abstract sculpture and a roadside attraction all rolled together into one perfectly round and wobbly ball of hay.
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For-profit education industry, including group headed by John McKernan, targeted by Senate report
WASHINGTON — A Senate committee investigation critical of the for-profit higher education industry found that Education Management Corp., the company whose board of directors is headed by former Maine Gov. John McKernan, had withdrawal rates higher than most of the more than two dozen institutions studied in the report.
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Democrats leading race for money with 99 days until election
The Maine Democratic Party is winning the money race that could determine who controls the state Legislature. However, the party’s fundraising efforts are off the pace it set in 2008, the last presidential election year.
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U.S. SENATE RACE: Maine business leaders reject TV ad against King
PORTLAND — A group of Maine business leaders spoke up in defense of U.S. Senate candidate Angus King on Monday, saying a national business group’s TV ad criticizing the former governor is way off base.
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Charting future at new Cornville school’s open house
CORNVILLE — Kaleb Miller turns 5 on Sept. 13.
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UMaine student hiker died on Acadia National Park’s most treacherous trail
The trail that Shirley Ladd was hiking Saturday when she fell 60 feet to her death is one of the most popular — and most dangerous — in Acadia National Park.
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Waterville 2-year-old returned to his babysitter
WATERVILLE — A toddler wearing only diapers found screaming on a Silver Street porch Monday morning was rescued by police and returned to his babysitter.