Participants come from around the world, representing supermarket chains, restaurants, cruise ship lines and other companies that buy lobster.
October 2012
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Hearings scheduled for Maine scallop season
State regulators propose rules that create three scallop zones along the coast.
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Suspect leads police on golf course chase in Bangor
Officers responding to a drug store robbery attempted to stop the suspect’s car, but he drove to the golf course and began circling the 17th and 18th fairways.
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Maine’s 1st charter schools open with 100 students
The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences uses hands-on methods focused on agriculture, forestry and environmental sciences.
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Ban on gay conversion therapy signed into law
California’s law targeting a form of therapy aimed at changing a minor’s sexual orientation is the first of its kind in the U.S., officials say.
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HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: Hall-Dale getting stronger
Hall-Dale coach Chris Poulin came away from Saturday’s Maine Cross Country Festival of Champions in Belfast with more confidence than he’s ever had in his boys team.
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Boyscout to build shelter playground
WATERVILLE — Albert Joseph Languet IV can think of no better way to become an Eagle Scout than by planning a playground for homeless children.
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Kennebec Journal area police log: Sept. 30, 2012
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At 8:15 p.m., gross sexual assault was reported at Kennebec Valley Mental Health on Stone Street.
9:12 p.m., disorderly conduct was reported at Friendly’s on Western Avenue.
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Augusta District Court, Sept. 13 to 19, 2012
AUGUSTA — The following is a list of cases closed from Sept. 13 to 19, 2012, in Augusta District Court:
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Poll: Narrow margin likely on gay-marriage vote
BOOTHBAY HARBOR — Louis Burnham was born and raised in this seaside town, and he says he’s “from the old school” when it comes to same-sex marriage.