Sue Bernard will direct development and college relations for Northern Maine Community College in Presque Isle.
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Park supporters plan fest to honor Gov. Baxter
Aug. 22 is the 50th anniversary of Baxter’s final gift of land for the state park that covers more than 200,000 acres in northern Maine.
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NH gov vetoes bill to let users grow medical pot at home
The current bill passed both the House and Senate with wide margins, making it likely that the Legislature could override the veto next week.
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2 more Maine towns try to loosen reins on food producers
Livermore and Appleton approve so-called local food and community self-governance ordinances, joining six other towns that did the same thing last year.
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Moms turn in signatures to extend chemical ban
Two Maine environmental groups are hoping the state will extend the ban on bisphenol-A to cans and jars that hold baby and toddler foods.
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Video shows Zimmerman’s account of fatal fight
In the video, George Zimmerman re-enacts the fight with Trayvon Martin and says he grabbed the gun from a holster on his waist before Martin could get it and shot him once in the chest.
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Agents raid alleged Monmouth meth lab; 3 men arrested
MONMOUTH — A portion of Cressey Road is cut off today as part of an investigation into an alleged methamphetamine lab. Three men were arrested Wednesday night on drug trafficking charges in connection to that operation, according to authorities. Investigators with the Maine Drug Enforcement are at the scene now at 307 Cressy Road along […]
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Hannaford works to fix credit/debit card glitch by this morning
The glitch prevented customers from using debit and credit cards at checkout counters in most of the chain’s 181 stores in five Northeast states.
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Dead turtles washing ashore on mid-Atlantic coast
in Virginia, strandings in May numbered 58 sea turtles. So far in June, there have been 39. One factor may be the impact from a warmer-than-usual winter and early spring.